Four Pillars: Does Social Software help Enterprises Dumb Down?
Posted on July 7, 2006
Filed Under Enterprise Software, Social Media |
Brilliant post, would expect nothing less for JP. I would add that enterprises reject social software because it’s not complex enough and this reflects a bias to complexity as a indicator of value. Put another way, the enterprise software marketplace has a hard time dealing with and accepting applications that are in fact simple in nature and in implementation.
Confused Of Calcutta » Blog Archive » Four Pillars: Does Social Software help Enterprises Dumb Down?: As far as I can make out, enterprise immune systems tend to try and reject the implementation of social software on one or more of five grounds:
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