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For the early adopter, Web 2.0 clear what Intranet 2.0 actually is,
presented an exciting world of reflecting the fact that it is
user participation, social difficult to find consensus on the
networking, rich user friendly definition of the broader concepts
interfaces and rapid Web- bundled into the idea of Web 2.0.
application development that However, if we brainstormed the
they eagerly copied to create their ideal themes and attributes of
own internal version, called Intranet 2.0 we might pick out
Intranet 2.0. There are now characteristics such as ‘user
numerous Intranet 2.0 success driven’, ‘social’, ‘collaborative’,
stories from around the world – ‘activity centred’, ‘Mash-able’ and
from the original Dresdner ‘developed incrementally’. These
Kleinwort cited by Andrew are all characteristics inspired by
McAfee through to Janssen-Cilag the Web 2.0 experience, but of
in Australia - that are urging the course they typically describe
rest of us to adopt wikis, blogs Internet experiences and an
and other Web 2.0 technologies intranet is not the Internet – in
into our mainstream intranets. other words, the goal of a user
But if your organisation has been driven intranet describes the
slow to follow the Intranet 2.0 outcome but not how to go about
path, how can you judiciously buy providing it inside the firewall.
into this trend? And perhaps more
importantly, how do you know If the fact there is no common
you have picked the right blueprint is due in part to a lack of
technology path? common understanding of
Intranet 2.0, the greater gap is
Despite celebrated success stories about understanding the needs of
- and as with other information the organisation in relation to
management technologies - there these new Web 2.0 technologies.
is no standard blueprint for Rather than debating definitions
implementing Intranet 2.0. This is or focusing on what your Intranet
partly because it is by no means 2.0 should look like, a better
©2003-2008 James Dellow/Chief Technology Solutions. Web: http://www.chieftech.com.au/ Phone: +61 414 233 711
Disclaimer: The information in this article is of a general nature. Please seek advice for specific circumstances.
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©2003-2008 James Dellow/Chief Technology Solutions. Web: http://www.chieftech.com.au/ Phone: +61 414 233 711
Disclaimer: The information in this article is of a general nature. Please seek advice for specific circumstances.
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©2003-2008 James Dellow/Chief Technology Solutions. Web: http://www.chieftech.com.au/ Phone: +61 414 233 711
Disclaimer: The information in this article is of a general nature. Please seek advice for specific circumstances.
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©2003-2008 James Dellow/Chief Technology Solutions. Web: http://www.chieftech.com.au/ Phone: +61 414 233 711
Disclaimer: The information in this article is of a general nature. Please seek advice for specific circumstances.
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©2003-2008 James Dellow/Chief Technology Solutions. Web: http://www.chieftech.com.au/ Phone: +61 414 233 711
Disclaimer: The information in this article is of a general nature. Please seek advice for specific circumstances.
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A few small successes All this does not rule out the
might provide the business efficacy of a tactical strategy in Recommended Reading: To learn
case and surface the the first instance, a few small more about Enterprise 2.0 and the
demand needed to drive successes might provide the
broader adoption of Web SLATES model, see Enterprise 2.0:
business case and surface the
2.0 tools and technologies. The Dawn of Emergent
demand needed to drive broader
adoption of Web 2.0 tools and Collaboration by Andrew P.
technologies. It may be the McAfee in MIT Sloan
organisation is not quite ready to Management Review, Spring
make the leap to Enterprise 2.0 2006, Vol. 47, No. 3, pp. 21-28.
and making a start is the best way
of gaining momentum - but
remember the risks of not
planning for broader adoption: A version of this article appeared
in the September/October 2008
Technology failure (e.g. the edition of Image & Data Manager
performance of a wiki used by magazine, titled ‘Too Cool for
a single team does not have
School’. http://www.idm.net.au/
the capacity to support the
entire organisation – a scalable
upgrade path should be
considered in advance and
frequently re-visited);
Lack of adoption (e.g. less
Web-savvy users find it harder
to use tools based on the Web
2.0 paradigm); and
Non-compliance with
enterprise information
management requirements.
©2003-2008 James Dellow/Chief Technology Solutions. Web: http://www.chieftech.com.au/ Phone: +61 414 233 711
Disclaimer: The information in this article is of a general nature. Please seek advice for specific circumstances.