The Social Enterprise

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Solving the inception paradox

Organizations are not used to deal with communities.  Communities are made of passion, energy, relationships and knowledge. Human beings are the main ingredient. Their inner dynamics are not deterministic, nonlinear and very hard to...

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The Collaborative Knowledge Ecosystem

Since the seventies and for a number of decades, Knowledge Management has represented a real obsession for private companies, public institutions and non-profit organizations. Thanks to dedicated skills, newly born responsibilities and technology based solutions the collection, transfer and...

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Exploring the quantum leap

Have you ever asked yourself what’s the long-term ambition of  your collaborative tool, employee community, internal ideation project? Is it about getting colleagues enthused, providing innovative solutions to business pains, helping people to go home happier and...

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The way to the Connected Organization

It has probably been since the very first collaborative tool crossed the company firewall (2009 circa) that managers and consultants started looking for ways to map the Social Enterprise terrain and to understand both the firm’s...

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Social collaboration that works

Social collaboration has been more art than science. Organizations and practitioners have experienced this on their own skin and the unfortunate truth is well known among consultants. While any company and any project are...

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HR: The unwanted link in Social Business

Lee Bryant today relaunched a short but thought-provoking piece  by Niall Cook that inspired this post. It’s titled HR: The missing link in social business. It definitely deserves a quick read so If you don’t...

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The slow transformation towards the digital workplace

It is well known that although Social Business could theoretically unlock a very significant economical impact, realizing this value requires a not linear, not painless process of transformation which, nevertheless, is quickly becoming crucial for the...