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Jim Malone
Editor, infoBOOM!
Jim Malone, Senior Editorial Director of CIO's Custom Solutions Group, is a veteran journalist and communications professional with more than 20 years experience in tech publishing and public relations. As a writer, editor and public relations professional, he's worked with leading companies on web content strategy, thought leadership, and communicating to high-level IT decision-makers. Since joining CIO, he's worked with clients to produce innovative custom content across all channels, including the web, print supplements, social media and webcasts.
What does this all mean, this shift in the business dynamic from things to people?Ideas are in ascendancy. Relationships matter more than performance. Good is better than great. Continue
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Euan Semple
Director
Whilst at the BBC, Euan pioneered the use of weblogs, wikis and online forums to enable staff to work more collaboratively across the organisation. Euan also worked on the BBC’s award winning leadership programme, gaining experience in how to engage and inspire people with the possibilities of social computing as a business tool. He is now independent advisor on social computing for business, and a well known writer, thinker and public speaker. His unique experience enables him to provide inspiration on this wired-up world of work and strategies for how business can prepare themselves for the challenges and opportunities presented by new technologies.
The biggest risk associated with Enterprise 2.0 these days is that it has turned into a thing. Not only a thing but a big, important, expensive thing involving lots of people, investment and perceived risk. This doesn’t make life easy. Continue
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