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Book Review – Certain to Win by Chet Richards

By Daniel J. Pritchett on January 12, 2011

Short but excellent, Chet Richards’ Certain to Win brings the underlying principles of 4th generation warfare to contemporary business and management. It’s a lot of Sun Tzu and Musashi mixed with von Clausewitz, Rommel, Patton, and Boyd. The bottom line is that organizations work best when they have clear visions, well-practiced skills, implicit trust amongst [read more...]

Posted in Sharing at Work | Tagged Carl von Clausewitz, Chet Richards, Chinese, e2.0, John Boyd, maneuver warfare, Patton, Sun Tzu, Toyota, World Literature

Presentation: New Wave Collaboration And Enterprise 2.0

By Daniel J. Pritchett on August 26, 2009

I gave this presentation at work last week. My instructions were to survey some new enterprise collaboration trends and talk about how they solve common business problems. The problems I focused on were knowledge management versus expert location, above the flow vs. in the flow collaboration, portable identities, and the pros and cons of an [read more...]

Posted in Sharing at Work | Tagged e2.0, e2adoption, enterprise 2.0, enterprise collaboration, expert location, friendfeed, knowledge management, knowledge transfer, portable identity, rss, sharepoint, social media, socialcast, wachovia, widgets, workplace collaboration

Setting up an internal Facebook might just solve your company’s communications and engagement problems

By Daniel J. Pritchett on March 20, 2009

Updated 10/2009: If you’re looking to set up a Facebook-style network inside of your organization please take a look at this new post on internal Facebooks and expert location. You’ll find some advice you can act on there! – Daniel Who knew I was looking for diversity? This morning I had the privilege of participating [read more...]

Posted in Sharing at Work | Tagged business, Collaboration, diversity, e2.0, enterprise, facebook, inclusion, Microsoft SharePoint, office, Online Communities, open source, project management, sharepoint, social, Social network, social networking, white label, workplace

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