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Understanding Cisco's Collaboration Strategy (Part 4) http://bit.ly/34Jm6G #collaboration #ciscocollab10 minutes ago from TweetDeck
Understanding Cisco's Collaboration Strategy (Part 3) http://bit.ly/1CLg87 #collaboration #ciscocollab11 minutes ago from TweetDeck
Understanding Cisco's Collaboration Strategy (Part 2) http://bit.ly/3gh5bp #collaboration #ciscocollab11 minutes ago from TweetDeck
Understanding Cisco's Collaboration Strategy (Part1) http://bit.ly/4aPVDf #collaboration #ciscocollab12 minutes ago from TweetDeck
@buckleyplanet very true, good point11:16 AM Nov 8th from TweetDeck in reply to buckleyplanet
@olivermarks enterprise 2.0 does not cover all forms of collaboration (to me) - to think it does creates more problems than it solves10:26 AM Nov 8th from TweetDeck in reply to olivermarks
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@olivermarks the process vs. practice "thin line" is form John Seeley Brown10:24 AM Nov 8th from TweetDeck in reply to olivermarks
@olivermarks "contextual collaboration" was defined by Meta Group (Matt Cain at the time) ... Microsoft and IBM jumped on the term10:23 AM Nov 8th from TweetDeck in reply to olivermarks
@SameerPatel process is how work "should be done" - practice is how work "is done" - social elements help work practices and thus process10:16 AM Nov 8th from TweetDeck
@SameerPatel we're just re-discovering that adding social elements to processes can address structural gaps10:15 AM Nov 8th from TweetDeck
@SameerPatel process-centric collaboration is quite powerful - but not a new concept - "contextual collaboration" circa 1999 kicked that off10:15 AM Nov 8th from TweetDeck in reply to SameerPatel
@MikeG514 we're just re-discovering that adding social elements to processes can address structural gaps10:14 AM Nov 8th from TweetDeck in reply to MikeG514
@MikeG514 process-centric collaboration is quite powerful - but not a new concept - "contextual collaboration" circa 1999 kicked that off10:12 AM Nov 8th from TweetDeck in reply to MikeG514
@SameerPatel one mistake people make is to equate what-we-call E2.0 as being synonymous with *all* forms of collaboration ...10:11 AM Nov 8th from TweetDeck in reply to SameerPatel
@SameerPatel but straw-man arguments simply fail to impress me so why bother responding8:42 AM Nov 8th from TweetDeck in reply to SameerPatel
@SameerPatel It's like reading a modern version of the "old man and the sea" :)8:42 AM Nov 8th from TweetDeck in reply to SameerPatel
@marciamarcia thanks Marcia :) same can be said for yourself as well!10:36 AM Nov 7th from TweetDeck in reply to marciamarcia
@eugenelee but given how long Cubetree has been around, comparison to ST apple and orange3:39 PM Nov 4th from TweetDeck in reply to eugenelee
In Customer Support in the Facebook and Twitter era panel moderated by Clara Shih #e2conf3:29 PM Nov 4th from TweetDeck

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Name Mike Gotta
Location Connecticut
Web http://mikeg.type...
Bio Industry Analyst at Burton Group covering social networking, enterprise 2.0, social media and collaboration

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