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Elevating the Enterprise 2.0 Conversation Ross Mayfield Enterprise 2.0 Conference, Boston June 2008
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Keynote at Enterprise 2.0 conference in Boston where we launched SocialCalc the social spreadsheet. The past five years have held tremendous innovation in enterprise software, an industry not known for its innovation relative to other areas of the technology sector. Enterprise 2.0 has challenged preconceptions and created innovative products. But of more interest, the use cases have evolved and practices are enabling new solutions that offer competitive advantage. Its time to elevate the conversation beyond features (wiki, blog, RSS, social networking, etc.), put aside the hype and talk about what problems the Enteprise 2.0 community is uniquely prepared to solve. In this keynote, Socialtext Chairman, President & Co-founder Ross Mayfield will share his insights from the past five years in business, and look to the next.

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Elevating theEnterprise 2.0Conversation

Ross MayfieldEnterprise 2.0 Conference, BostonJune 2008

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enterprise

In the beginning…

There was enterprise software• Top-down• Highly structured• Rule-driven• Business process automation

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pc

Then the PC Revolution…

visiCalc brought us the killer appPersonal productivityBottom-up enterprise adoption

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Network

Finally, the glorious intarweb

Social tool for early adoptersEmail strung together file-

centric collaboration“eBusiness” borrowed portals

and e-commerce tech

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Web 2.0

Made of People

Social tools aren’t interesting until the technology becomes boring…the social effects are more important than how the technology works

Clay Shirky on the Colbert Report

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Enterprise 2.0

Made of Business People

Freeform social software adapted for the enterprise-- Andrew McAfee

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Tools

Time to elevate the conversation beyond toolsWiki, blog, RSS, social network, social bookmarking, mashup,

blah, blah, blah

IT utility deployments fail• Techie groups adopt, • can’t cross over to business users,• 1,000 dead wikis

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problems

Use Case Evolution

Let’s talk about solving problems and creating opportunities for competitive advantage

• 2002: Techies for project communication and lightweight documentation

• 2004: Business user alternative to email• 2006: Wikipedia-inside• 2008: Process-specific solutions

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Practices

Two kinds of uses

1. Above -the-flow2. In-the-flow

VP of Professional ServicesMichael Idinopulosmichaeli.typepad.com

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Solutions

Tools and Practices are combined to create solutions

In-the-flow of processSPRING methodologyStructurePopulateReview InviteNcourageGarden

Photo: Rune T

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Collaborative Intellgience

Marketing & Sales Solution

Marketing publishes, gains feedback, field collaborates directly, insights emerge

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Participatory Knowledgebase

Service & Support Solution

Rapid documentationDiscovery with search, tags

and metricsDynamic Intranet in-the-flow of

work

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Flexible Client Collaboration

Professional ServicesSolution

From Statement of Work to fulfillment

Project communication and transparency

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Business Social Networks

Partners & CustomersSolution

Similar pattern as Collaborative Intelligence, but with ecosystem and in-the-flow use

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Augmentation

The goal isn’t automation of business processes to drive down costs

The goal is augmentation of groups to collaborate on exceptions to process

Redesign some processes with transparency and participation capabilities

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DATA

Beyond text and media

How can you work with structured data in an unstructured way?

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SocialCalc

The spreadsheet was the killer app for personal productivity that

brought the PC revolution into business.

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spreadsheet

Spreadsheets not just forCalculations• Lists• Tables• 2D Layout• DatabaseAnd used to be powered by Sneakernet

Photo: Jon Newman

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spreadsheet

Today, email volleyball with Excel attachments• Email overload• Version control• 90% error ratesBut reverse engineering a

spreadsheet on a web page alone misses the potential

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SocialCalc

The social spreadsheet crosses organizational, structural,

geographical and temporal boundaries for distributed multi-group

collaboration.

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SocialCalc

The social spreadsheet

What you love about wikis:Search, Linking, Authoring, Tagging, Extensions & Signals

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SocialCalc

The social spreadsheet

People

Dashboard

Cell in textNamed RangeSpreadsheet

Workspace

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Emergence

12:30 kickoff here1pm, 2:15pm & 3:30pm sessions