books
What’s on your Enterprise 2.0 bookshelf?
This was originally posted on the excellent private forums at the 2.0 Adoption Council (see red bubble on the sidebar, join today! –>) but I liked the idea so much I wanted to share it publicly:
I know we all have tons of favorite blogs in this space but I’ve also read a few books that [...]
Book Review: Wikinomics – How Mass Collaboration Changes Everything
No book has had more of an impact on this blog than Wikinomics, so here’s the final verdict up front: Read this book!
The 2008 expanded edtion of the book’s got 11 chapters, and each of them hits a major concept that Tapscott and Williams want to either define or elaborate on. Here are a few [...]
Collaboration: The Key To World Class Supply Chains
Last night’s “Leaders, Followers, and Laggards” presentation left me confident that this blog is moving in the right direction. Presenter Chuck Poirier profiled the supply chain efforts of companies around the globe. They’re pushing the envelope on collaboration internally and externally. They’re as responsive as possible to customers, vendors, and employees. Enterprises that focus on [...]
Book Review: Building a Knowledge-Driven Organization
Elevator pitch
Robert Buckman is the CEO emeritus of Memphis, TN chemical vendor Buckman Laboratories. I discovered his 2004 book Building a Knowledge-Driven Organization during a hopeful search on “knowledge management” at a Memphis Library kiosk. This was my first real offline research in the collaboration field and I was pleased to find such [...]
