Entries by Ross Dawson

Why ‘critical mass’ is intensely relevant to Enterprise 2.0 user adoption

A new perspective on Enterprise 2.0 adoption has just occurred to me, stemming from a conversation with audience members at my KM Forum presentation the other day, and while writing the Implementing Enterprise 2.0 report, which is being created to be out in time for the Enterprise 2.0 Executive Forum. [UPDATE:] Implementing Enterprise 2.0 is […]

THE best Enterprise 2.0 experts and consultants in Australia share their expertise in workshops at Enterprise 2.0 Executive Forum

Anyone who has attended our conferences knows that we create highly interactive and participatory events. One of the features we always run is ‘participant roundtables’ in which all attendees select topics of particular interest and share perspectives with their peers, who at our events are usually senior, highly experienced people. At Enterprise 2.0 Executive Forum […]

Enterprise 2.0 Executive Forum coming soon! New speakers and latest updates

The Enterprise 2.0 Executive Forum is coming up very soon now! Click on the image below for our latest flyer on the Enterprise 2.0 event, giving full details on why this will be the premier Enterprise 2.0 event in Australia this year. As you can see from the speakers pictured above, who represent just some […]

Quick update on Enterprise 2.0

I have unfortunately not been blogging and twittering as much as usual recently, due to being intensely busy leading towards the Enterprise 2.0 Executive Forum on 24 February in Sydney and the release of our Implementing Enterprise 2.0 report. So a quick update on where things stand, and a promise of some more in-depth content […]

Updated keynote speaker video – excerpts from speeches on the future of business

We are in the process of revamping my keynote speaking videos. While we were intending to do this anyway, a recent trigger to bring this forward was Brightcove closing down its non-professional site. We had initially used Brightcove for my videos because of the quality, however despite YouTube’s lower quality it is more visible. You’ll […]

StartupCamp Sydney: Review of six excellent Startups created in 24 hours

This is actually extraordinary. Today it is possible to create an operating service that can have real market value within 24 hours. This is a fairly new phenomenon, enabled very significantly by the platforms such as widespread APIs, programming libraries, application stores, aggregated advertising, and other elements that can be combined and recombined in ways […]

SkyNews Interview: Mobile and web collaboration build high-performance organizations

I was recently interviewed on SkyNews about how mobile and web technologies are relevant to organizations today – the video of the interview is below. A few points that I made in the interview: * Technology should be focused on getting effective contribution and participation from staff, and building efficiencies and productivity. * Critical technologies […]

The state of enterprise software: Andrew McAfee and Leo Apotheker of SAP with Charlie Rose

Here Charlie Rose interviews Leo Apotheker, co-CEO of SAP, and Andrew McAfee from Harvard Business School (who spoke at our Enterprise 2.0 Executive Forum last year) about enterprise software. The interview begins at 33:00. It’s interesting that enterprise software is seen as a topic of relevance to a broad audience. Of course it should be, […]