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Using Gravity to collaborate on processes in Google Wave just made SAP a whole lot sexier
We have been fortunate to work with a prototype version of Gravity with access to the minds behind the concept. Gravity is a Business Process Modeling tool which can be accessed as a gadget in the Google Wave client. This integration in Google Wave allows for collaboration over time and / or near real time, on business processes.
Is technology secondary in getting your communities to innovate?
Capgemini Research uncovers the implications of Employees’ motivation to participate in innovation platforms. These implications are related to culture, communication and organisation more then to technology or platform. This gives insight into the success factors of any social innovation endeavor.
The Business Technologist
Business Technologist keep both the business and IT function sharp by being complementary and helping good intiatives and ideas grow into potential value added programmes to the organization. But how?
Three thoughts to guide your first social business steps
Again a piece on Social Media in the business since there are increasing signs that mainstream business is steadily starting to pick up on this. More and more I get the question, what should we do and where should we begin? Well, I believe three is still the magic number, even in the realms of new technology. So ponder this…
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