Comments on: Enterprise 2.0 Keynotes on Tuesday

By: How Beautiful it is, and How Easily it can be Broken : Andrew McAfee’s Blog « Fredzimny’s CCCCC Blog

Tue, 07 Jul 2009 18:12:03 +0000

[...] The Enterprise 2.0 conference took place last week in Boston, and was by all accounts a large success (I am on its advisory board). If you couldn’t make it, a good way to get an idea of what happened is to do twitter searches on #e2conf (the hashtag for the conference as a whole) and on #e2conf1 through #e2conf49 (I think), which correspond to individual sessions. Many attendees were tweeting diligently throughout the event using the above hashtags, and have also used them to point to their blog posts and other related writings. Also valuable are the conference posts by Oliver Marks, Jessica Lipnack, Bill Ives, Susan Scrupski, and Doug Cornelius. [...]

By: Summary of Some Summaries of Enterprise 2.0 Conference | ★ Technology News | Tech Crown

Fri, 03 Jul 2009 06:42:48 +0000

[...] Post Script – Here are more that I just learned about. Andrew McAfee How Beautiful it is, and How Easily it can be Broken Susan Scrupski And they’re off… Postcard from Enterprise 2.0 Boston and Doug Cornelius Enterprise 2.0 Keynotes on Tuesday [...]

By: How Beautiful it is, and How Easily it can be Broken : Andrew McAfee’s Blog

Mon, 29 Jun 2009 13:25:42 +0000

[...] Comments to this post The Enterprise 2.0 conference took place last week in Boston, and was by all accounts a large success (I am on its advisory board). If you couldn’t make it, a good way to get an idea of what happened is to do twitter searches on #e2conf (the hashtag for the conference as a whole) and on #e2conf1 through #e2conf49 (I think), which correspond to individual sessions. Many attendees were tweeting diligently throughout the event using the above hashtags, and have also used them to point to their blog posts and other related writings. Also valuable are the conference posts by Oliver Marks, Jessica Lipnack, Bill Ives, Susan Scrupski, and Doug Cornelius. [...]

By: Doug Cornelius

Doug Cornelius — Wed, 24 Jun 2009 14:25:05 +0000

Carl -

Stowe Boyd made a great comment that you don’t always measure ROI afterward. You certainly do an ROI calculation when you decide to make the initial investment.

By: Carl Frappaolo

Carl Frappaolo — Wed, 24 Jun 2009 12:46:44 +0000

Doug:

This is a GREAT summary of yesterday. I did not agree with you on the e-mail ROI analogy, until I read this – you converted me. Personally I did not learn much (new) at the show. Lots of reaffirmation. I did talk to a few 1st timers, and they were getting much out of it. I was impressed by the activity on the show floor. You comment on “Sheep” – spot on. Thanks for mentioning me in the post. It was great to see you.