Real world collaboration strategies and tactics for enterprises.
Oliver Marks provides seasoned independent consulting guidance to companies on effective planning of business strategy, tactics, technology decisions, roll out and enduring use models that make best use of modern collaborative and social networking tools to achieve their business goals. He is technology agnostic and focused on helping end users obtain maximum value with forward thinking business strategies and associated technology investments and integrations.
Fast removal of old technology to enable new ways of working is essential but often under appreciated: HP are masters at orchestrating disposal governance compliance, financing and contractual reorganization
A down to earth voice from a previous era sounds a warning about overconfident posturing around how to do things by those who rarely have, and lack of respect for those who actually get business done
Real time social initiatives are often hamstrung by old fashioned measurement and process paradigms
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Earl invented mass-produced car styling and annual new product unveiling cycles at General Motors during its glory years — and there are many parallels to Apple's recent run.
Unless we focus on where the central core of working together is, organizations are doomed to choke on outmoded ways of working
We are only beginning to understand the power digital networks can bring to opportunists: individuals and groups can overpower the best of business intentions with corrosive behavior and exclusive digital silos
Autodesk, academia, and coming-of-age firms like Stratsys and Organovo are all collaborating on an incredible new dimension on creation with programable materials.
Aggregating personal data is getting harder as digital social fragments, and Twitter spam isn't helping.
Yahoo's command and control move of all employees back onsite may be a pyrrhic victory: Bricks and mortar economics don't add up now that the epicenter of modern firms is the screen you're reading this on.