A blog about collaboration, trust, open source, workplace, and community behaviors.
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Two years ago I posted a short post that picked up from an HBR article on leadership flaws. I posed the question if Enterprise 2.0 initiatives can thrive in environments where toxic leadership reigns. My first reaction was no, and then I thought about ways to get to yes. One of the flaws of flawed leadership [...]
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I could not keep myself away from the E2.0 Conference. I live nearby and I find that there is much to learn from this industry. I also love the people who operate in this space. Not only does this space attract good people, they are smart and nice people. But what does this mean to [...]
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In Jacob Morgan’s excellent article in CMSwire today, he posed the question if CIOs will be coming to Social or if Social will be coming to CIOs. When we spoke about the question, I shared my thoughts and he quoted me well. I figured I’d take a moment and elaborate here. When I hear the generic form [...]
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The speech I linked to in my last post highlighted three social forces: the hierarchical delegation of power via governance the horizontal dispensation of wealth via the marketplace and the social behaviors associated with community membership. The third force, the Community, operates differently than the other two – as it does not manage contractual goods [...]
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I finished reading Empowered last week and I share the following book review with you. I posted an edited version of this review on Amazon. I first want to disclose some information which may color my review. I received the book for free in return for a commitment to the authors to publish a review [...]
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I’m sitting in the airport, waiting for hours for my flight to board. I’m reminded of a childhood story series of the mythical town of Chelm – where the people are foolish, and the wise men are the most foolish of them all. One year after they built the train station in Chelm, many of [...]
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In part 1, I described the analyst briefing. Now I want mention a few companies that deserve some blog-love. I am pained knowing that I’m unable to mention everyone. But I do want to call out some as a thank-you gesture. Many companies continued to reach out to me even after I was no longer [...]
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