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shared by Milos Vujnovic on 17 Aug 10 - Cached

Maybe you know why you collaborate, maybe you don't, but here is why I believe we collaborate - to create new knowledge. That's it plain and simple. Whether we are collaborating face to face, on a conference call, or in a community of practice discussion thread, the additive input from others adds to the knowledge we have and we create new knowledge. It may simply be a new perspective or one of those powerful light bulb moments where genius is created, but new knowledge is created in the process.
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shared by Milos Vujnovic on 21 Aug 10 - Cached

shared by Tobias Brenner on 18 Aug 10 - Cached

1) Social is the New Way to Do Business. This is Not “Facebook for the Enterprise.”
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To drive a breakthrough in competitive advantage, Social Business applications must be purpose-built for the enterprise. These applications should create new ways for you to engage your people, customers, and the Social Web.
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2) Don’t Create A Social Frankenstein.
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Jive’s most successful social business customers don’t build Frankenstein monsters. A lot of companies are doing science experiments with different social technologies. They toy with departmental wikis, blogs, groups and/or small communities. While there is a lot to learn from experimenting, stitching together pieces of legacy tools and new toys will produce a monster. Not a Social Business. What is required is a platform that scales across your people, customers, suppliers, and the broad Social Web. One platform, with one integrated set of functionality and management controls.
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