D-Day for the Enterprise

Jive Goes Bigger (Than Ever)

Cisco Will Prove the Model
It’s about that time again when bloggers and pundits start thinking about predictions for the New Year.  I took a look at mine for 2009 and was pleased I was correct at least some of the time.  One that is coming true, albeit a little later than I had hoped, is this one: John Chambers is talking and walking the talk.  BusinessWeek has a feature this w

As a Matter of Fact…
Well, well, well.   Didn’t I relish that gushing endorsement of social computing last week by Marc Benioff?  Yes. I did. As the conversation took off on Twitter, what was game-changing-significant was that a tech celeb– known very well in Enterprise circles, as well as the financial community– threw his Enterprise SaaS hat in the ring and announced the company’s, “Biggest breakthrough ever: Salesforce Chatter.”  Of course,

Checkmate
Enterprise 2.0 is a Crock!!! says Dennis (the 2.0 Menace). Here’s who says it isn’t: Accenture+ Adidas Group+ Alcatel-Lucent+ Alcoa+ Allstate+ Alstom Power+ AMD+ AT&T+ Bell Canada+ Booz Allen Hamilton+ British Petroleum+ CapitalOne+ Cardiff University (UK)+ Chubb+

E20/SF: Bigger and Better than ever
flickr by Alex Dunne Bigger, busier and more “social” than ever, the Enterprise 2.0 Conference San Francisco is abuzz with conversation on how to participate in the market’s riches. Lots of new products/services have been announced here, and the sessions have been packed– some standing room only or attendees taking seats on the floor. Andrew McAfee, the father of e20, launched his book here.  You can see him in this photo (bottom left) signing

Are you an E20 expert? Prove it!
The 2.0 Adoption Council has begun work on a new initiative – an Adoption Index that will measure the adoption of 2.0 technologies within large enterprises. We’ll be announcing the results of our member survey at the Enterprise 2.0 conference next week, and we want to get all the friends and fans (and Twitter lists) involved.  The bigger the crowd– the smarter we all are.  We’d like to engage the entire community in