Tag Archives: social learning

Learning and the KISS Principle

Posted on February 27, 2013 by thierry

Our educational system is broken. This isn’t breaking news, of course, but what strikes me is that, while being more and more aware of the deep changes at work in our life, and of the necessity for the corporate world … Continue reading →

Posted in As experimented, As seen, heard or read, English | Tagged business design, culture, education, management, social business, social learning | Leave a comment

Launching the ‘Future of Collaborative Enterprise’ Project

Posted on December 1, 2011 by thierry

Organizations are facing today the most challenging conditions of their history. Turbulent times in economy, geopolitical threats, environmental and societal issues, are setting the stage for what might be the biggest changes since the industrial revolution in the early XIXth … Continue reading →

Posted in As experimented, English | Tagged business design, complexity, design thinking, enterprise 20, governance, innovation, social business, social learning | 6 Comments

The Hidden Power of Renegade Knowledge

Posted on May 6, 2011 by thierry

From knowledge management to social business, nearly every framework or practical initiative tackling the human dimensions of organizational efficiency emphasizes on knowledge sharing. Most of social tools and features’ justification is grounded in the simple assumption that openly and transparently … Continue reading →

Posted in As experimented, English | Tagged behavior, business design, culture, enterprise 20, management, renegade knowledge, social business, social learning | 10 Comments

Moving Beyond “Work as Usual” in a Complex World

Posted on February 24, 2011 by thierry

As ever increasing speed and amount of available knowledge are reshaping day after day the world we live in, it looks like a gap is widening between the way most businesses still operate and the capabilities needed to deal with … Continue reading →

Posted in As seen, heard or read, English | Tagged ACM, behavior, business design, complexity, design thinking, enterprise 20, knowledge, networks, paradigm, process, social learning, work | 18 Comments

There Is NO Social Customer

Posted on February 9, 2011 by thierry

Whether we like it or not, everything seems to have gone ‘social’. Social media (which has for me only little to do with media), social business (on which I merely agree with Stowe Boyd’s definition), social platforms, social commerce… One … Continue reading →

Posted in As seen, heard or read, English | Tagged business design, CRM, customers, enterprise 20, innovation, networks, SCRM, social business, social learning, social media | 8 Comments