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Posts by: “Gordon Ross”
Results 11 - 20 (of 40)Connected companies, complex systems, and social intranets
A long overdue blog post from Gordon Ross on the connected company, complex systems, and social intranets.
www.thoughtfarmer.com/blog/connected-companies-complex-systems-and-social-intranets/Enterprise 2.0 Santa Clara: Clarity on Collaboration Please
It’s been a few days since the end of Enterprise 2.0 Santa Clara and there’s been a few blog posts that have chosen to tackle wrap up the conference or tackle some of problems around the definitions of social business and enterprise 2.0.
www.thoughtfarmer.com/blog/enterprise-2-0-santa-clara-clarity-on-collaboration-please/Improving Legal Knowledge Management Through a Social Intranet
Canadian law firm Hicks Morley shares their experience in fostering personal knowledge management and enhancing collaboration after two years of social intranet usage.
www.thoughtfarmer.com/blog/improving-legal-knowledge-management-through-a-social-intranet/Hiding from the gaze of the social intranet
A recent customer chat reveals how the evolution of their intranet had changed with the pressures of the economic downturn and how people were afraid to be seen using the intranet.
www.thoughtfarmer.com/blog/hiding-from-the-gaze-of-the-social-intranet/Making the Business Case for the Intranet: Penn State Outreach
Learn how Penn State Outreach made the business case for their social intranet, turning a one-day event into 365 days of connection online.
www.thoughtfarmer.com/blog/making-the-business-case-for-the-intranet-penn-state-outreach/Social Interaction Design Webinar Q&A
We had a couple of questions that came out of last week’s webinar on Social Interaction Design with Thomas Vander Wal. Thomas took the time to put together responses and we’re sharing them here.
www.thoughtfarmer.com/blog/social-interaction-design-webinar-qa/Presentation Slides for Social Interaction Design with Thomas Vander Wal
Thomas Vander Wal shared some of his experience and insights today with webinar attendees from around the world on the subject of social interaction design. He presented on the myths of social software, what social comfort means in organizations, and his models of describing social interaction design.
www.thoughtfarmer.com/blog/presentation-slides-for-social-interaction-design-with-thomas-vander-wal/Webinar with Thomas Vander Wal: Overcoming Enterprise 2.0 Adoption Hurdles with Social Interaction Design
ThoughtFarmer presents InfoCloud Solutions principal and author Thomas Vander Wal in a free 1-hour long webinar on April 13, 2010 as he provides insight into social interaction design and its role in overcoming social intranet adoption hurdles.
www.thoughtfarmer.com/blog/webinar-4-social-interaction-desig/The thorny issue of archival content on the intranet
How do you manage the archival content on your intranet? Have you ever deleted 70,000 pages? Wanted to? We look at a couple of inspirations for tackling the thorny problem of archival content.
www.thoughtfarmer.com/blog/the-thorny-issue-of-archival-content-on-the-intranet/Dachis Social Business Summit 2010 Roundup
The roster was stellar. A single-track, one-day event, the Summit’s speakers were compelling, interesting, and challenged the 100 or so audience members with their thoughtful and passionate talks.
www.thoughtfarmer.com/blog/dachis-socialbusiness-roundup/