A good while ago I read the words adopt, social and enterprise and tweeted: You can't adopt Social to the Enterprise, you have to adapt the Enterprise to Social That led to a small storm of ReTweets by various other people; apparently I wasn't the...
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To search or to find? That is the question
By M. Linssen
There's more information on the Internet than one could apprehend in a hundred lifetimes, and it's growing too - and (most of the times) kept up-to-date. Different organisations, places and networks holding that information make it hard to get it...
Read moreCloud and Social: the tectonic plates of IT 2.0
By M. Linssen
We're on the verge of a new era in IT. Web 2.0, E2.0, SOA 2.0: anything 2.0, which I combinedly call IT 2.0 My first IT experiences dating back 25 years, I've noticed that it basically provides humans with machines. Or more accurately, human tasks...
Read moreThe pitfall of Enterprise and Social: evolution takes place in small steps
By M. Linssen
According to MIT's definition in the wikipedia, "Enterprise architecture is the organizing logic for business processes and IT infrastructure reflecting the integration and standardization requirements of the firm’s operating model" Enterprise...
Read moreSocial integration: I = (NC)2
By M. Linssen
Social media integration is getting bigger and better these days. LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter, Yammer, they're all interconnected somehow From within Twitter, for example, you can update other social networks by using socalled hashtags. For instance,...
Read moreIn 2010, Twitter will be the pulse of the planet
It's the end of year, a time of looking back, and ahead. A fun time to make predictions, and look back at predictions made earlier - although that usually is much less fun I predict that: everyone will have a Twitter account in 2010 Every company...
Read moreThe perfect business application
Cost is becoming an ever increasing player on the market. Total cost, not just project cost. Time-to-market is good, but time-in-market is better, so to say In the end, there are questions that need to be answered. 70% of those questions are asked...
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