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Title: Intranet Transition: From Dead Tree to Living Habitat


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Intranet TransitionFrom Dead Tree to Living
Habitat
  • Michael Sampson
  • Global VP, Research
  • Foldera, Inc., www.foldera.com
  • msampson_at_foldera.com

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Michael in 1987
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Business / Life / Work is Crazy
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Technology for crazy business / life / work
hasnt kept pace
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Build a collaborative habitat at your place
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Michael
MCom
Telecom
Products
Teamlink
Foldera
Ferris Research
Shared Spaces
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Business / Life / Work is Crazy
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Business is crazy, Information workers are
overwhelmed
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Business is crazy, Information workers are
overwhelmed
Travel andtransportation
Consumers haveglobal publicationpower
Work lifebalance
Business is Crazy
Globalizationof markets
China as emergingglobal powerhouse
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Business is crazy, Information workers are
overwhelmed
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Email is habitat, Intranet is library
intranets
staticcontent
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Email is habitat, Intranet is library
email(habitat)
intranet(library)
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Email sucks for collaboration, Intranets can do
much more
  • Conversation confusion
  • Document version chaos
  • Sharing limited to sending
  • Inability to segregate into activities

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We need to turn the Intranet into a Collaborative
Habitat
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Technology for crazy business / life / work
hasnt kept pace
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co-labouring
collaboration
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Solving the Problem
7 Pillars
The Art ofCollaboration
Is Enterprise2.0 Different?
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Intranets must offer 7 key essential capabilities
SharedAccess toTeamData
LocationIndependentAccess
Auto-Discovery
EnterpriseAction Mgmt
SharedReal-TimeViewing
SocialEngagementTools
Team-awareCalendaring
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Get to the same buckets of information (the same
page)
  • Today disconnected buckets, duplicated buckets,
    discombobulating buckets
  • Need connected buckets, shared buckets,
    insight-creating buckets

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SharedAccess toTeamData
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from wherever you are
  • Today poor remote access to people, data and
    applications
  • Need multi-device access, multi-network access,
    presence, replication/synchronisation

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LocationIndependentAccess
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and when needed, view changes in real-time
  • Today distribution by email, serial or parallel
    review, document consolidation chaos
  • Need something that re-creates the come over
    here and have a look at this

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SharedReal-TimeViewing
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know where you have to be,
  • Today Yuck
  • Multiple calendars that dont talk
  • Manual calendar consolidation
  • Free-and-busy is broken
  • Need Yay!
  • Project-specific calendars
  • Threaded calendars
  • Free-and-busy works again

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Team-awareCalendaring
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what others are up to,
  • Today out-of-sight out-of-mind difficult to
    stay informed about the people
  • Need presence/availability, real-time
    interaction tools, non-email updates

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SocialEngagementTools
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what you are responsible for,
  • Today proliferation of action point, to-do
    applications disparate places
  • Need automatic consolidation, insight for
    others, driver-task linkages

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EnterpriseAction Mgmt
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and who else could help
  • Today prior knowledge, chance meetings, search
    the library
  • Need connective systems, proactive alerts about
    people

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Auto-Discovery
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Solving the Problem
7 Pillars
The Art ofCollaboration
Is Enterprise2.0 Different?
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2.0 Products I Use
  • Socialtext for wikis
  • 5-10 active
  • TypePad for blogging
  • 900 posts, 3 years
  • NetNewsWire for RSS reading
  • 350-400 subscriptions

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Enterprise 2.0
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How to Ruin Your Business with Enterprise 2.0
Neglect to learn from pre-2.0 history
Forget to look at the end case (first 20 is easy)
Proliferate custom-made applications with no
centralised oversight
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Are wikis and blogs enough?
  • Wiki 1, 2
  • Is just a Notes database where everyone is an
    Editor
  • Blog 1, 2, 5, 7

they can play a role, but they arent enough
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Socialtext Wiki _at_ DrKW
  • Applications
  • Managing meetings
  • Brainstorming and publishing
  • Collaborative creation of compelling
    presentations
  • Benefits
  • Less email traffic
  • Faster turnaround
  • Reduces reliance on people as combiners

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Enterprise Social Bookmarking
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2
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Enterprise Social Bookmarking
Digg
Registered Users
445,000
Contributed 100
2,287 (0.51)
Contributed 55
100 (0.02)
Contributed 10
10 (0.002)
its hard to build a case for collaborative
bookmarking with 0.26 people to do the work
the long tail is irrelevant if the body is
drawn and quartered!
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Enterprise 2.0 Products Arent Proven
  • Put burden of integration on the end user
  • Easy justification and implementation for the
    first 20
  • perhaps Web 2.0 merely brings enterprise-y
    capabilities to consumers

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but this one is essential
  • RSS

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Other decision criteria when evaluating
architecture
Architecturalalignment
Vendor financialviability
Support channeland people to help
Lifecycle cost
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Final Words on Enterprise 2.0
  • Green FieldsExamine fit, Test vendor stability,
    Explore adoptability

Slush n Slop Whats the problem thats holding up
adoption?
Concrete PadWhats the incremental benefit, and
who cares?
if all youre using is email and attachments,
youll get a big improvement by embracing
Enterprise 2.0
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Solving the Problem
7 Pillars
The Art ofCollaboration
Is Enterprise2.0 Different?
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Theres an art to this
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questions to start with
  • How does work get done at your place?
  • How can we optimise entire activities, not just
    the work of one?
  • How can we help individuals and teams excel?
  • How will this change over time within your
    organisation?

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Build the capability to collaborate
  • Clear objectives
  • Interpersonal trust
  • Leaderful context
  • Face-to-face meetings still essential

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Build the capability to collaborate
  • Clear objectives
  • Interpersonal trust
  • Leaderful context
  • Face-to-face meetings still essential

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Build a collaborative habitat at your place
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Most intranets are static People forced to use
email for collaboration
  • Email wasnt designed for much of what we force
    it to do today
  • Intranet as library isnt sufficient for the
    needs of information workers

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Build intranet as collaborative habitat
  • Follow a map when turning intranet into habitat
    7 pillars shows what is needed
  • Compare products against 7 pillars
  • Understand the work environment
  • SharePoint isnt the only alternative

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Design and deliver a productive environment for
information workers
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Keep in touch
  • Michael
  • www.michaelsampson.net
  • michael_at_michaelsampson.net
  • Foldera
  • www.folderablog.com
  • Skype msampsonFDRA
  • msampson_at_foldera.com

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Discussion
pleaseclarify
how about
whatif
Michael SampsonGlobal VP, Research Foldera,
Inc.msampson_at_foldera.comwww.foldera.com(happy
to discuss further after my session Im here
today tomorrow)
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  • shared spaces 7 pillars
  • messaging news solving document chaos
  • mike gotta blog
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