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The new Enterprise 2.0 Survey from McKinsey Study

Google's chief economist says executives in wired organizations need a sharper understanding of how technology empowers innovation.

"rney towards the social enterprise revolution. At CeBIT Webciety we have discussed the results of a working group that elaborated a set of 13 key statements. The statements consist of project issues that have to be worked on in order to advance the social enterprise initiatives in the organizational and cultural perspective. The statements are structured and related to the reciprocal relation of three key factors of the project: people, business/organization and technology. Between each of these factors the working group identified some critical friction points that have to be considered and to be worked on in order for the project advancement."

"CIOs Ignore Collaboration Tools Too Much, CEB Says"

About what the business models of internet companies should be. I agree with this, new technologies and organizations should be applied to startups themselves, reducing drastically employees, charges and costs. Then the margin and the leverage with revenues will increase. They are the best business models, and every startup manager should be aware of it. Essential. of course, this must be projected to traditional companies also, this is what we can do using enterprise 2.0 technologies and organisations.

A good article about the fact that email is not so important anymore for people organized in a 2.0 way.

A true zero-email change in the way at Atos. For the first time a large company will (perhaps) succeed in this direction. Anouncing this from 2000. Great to see that they embraced the challenge, and the top management is at the same time the makers and gives example.

It remembers me what we tried to do at Mayetic, find new ways of tracking and rewarding performance. Interesting to follow.

Interesting article about how Marissa Meyer runs meetings within Google.

Very interesting interview.