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We will no longer view you as "employees" only to do the work you are assigned. Instead, you are co-creators, participants, critics and advocates. We will actively ask for your input on products, services, structures, processes and give it to you to co-create them with us. We will focus not on the time you spend in office but the results you achieve. We will provide value, not jobs. We will provide you the tools to connect across silos, departments, locations to meet the changing demands of a networked economy and social customers. We will focus on your needs vs. our ends. We will together focus on reducing the noise within the organization. We will together destroy processes that do not let us build human relationships within and without. We will encourage you to build relationships that connect all of us with partners, stakeholders and customers in ways where we all benefit. We will act ethically and transparently, and expect you too, because it's no longer a choice.

n the midst of a busy project it's all too easy to forget the nuances that distinguish great products. Mental Notes brings together 50 insights from psychology into an easy reference and brainstorming tool. Each card describes one insight into human behavior and suggests ways to apply this to the design of Web sites, Web apps, and software applications.

Most companies start simple, with a few people gathering together around an idea. For small companies, decision-making, task assignments and direct interaction with clients are rather straightforward.  With growth, the simplicity ends. As every entrepreneur knows, the initial growth of a company is often synonymous with efficiency drops and decreases in profits, since administrative tasks, indirect structural costs and middle-term forecasts add financial and human pressure on early growth.

Die ausgewählten Praxisbeispiele (u.a. Otto, Siemens, SUN, Westaflex, Bundeswehr) zeigten deshalb nicht warum man Enterprise 2.0 einsetzen sollte sondern wie weit die Durchdringung  in den Unternehmen bereits ist. Der Einsatz von Social Software in Unternehmen steht vor der entscheidenden Schwelle Bestandteil täglicher Arbeitsprozesse zu werden.