An awesome post with lots of insights. Nice graphic too.
While I can see large enterprises trying out enterprise 2.0 (per Andrew McAfee's def) within the organization & some without, I want to know if there are large enterprises (10K+ employees) that have both implementations and allow a 'free for all' participation/access to its employees. This is not an idle query, I am genuinely looking for case studies to help with our own internal implementation getting view ports & vestibules for the external world.
While our internal blogging community is predominantly free flowing & uncensored (we do have a community flagging mechanism for copy/pasted content, etc.) we feel there are difficulties if we allow access to these discussions to the external world. Especially our company-centric problem analysis, where we openly dissect our own problems.
Thats from inside-to-out.
Outside-to-in does not play out very well since our social media access is restricted due to the risk of a very young average age of our workforce (though we are 50K+ strong).
Regards,
Prem
http://twitter.com/prem_k
http://bit.ly/prem_k
