A while back I posted a number of Enterprise 2.0 success stories for 2007. They came from the Fast Forward blog and this blog. Now, I am starting to collect stories from 2008. Recently, I got this list from Justin Kistner of Voce Communications, a communications consultancy that creates marketing programs for their clients. His firm also writes the blog, Voce Nation that looks at social media, among other things.
Justin was clear that the first two of the stories were about his client, Social Text, but the rest are from other firms. I really appreciate this research on his part and his sharing of the list. I put also this on Fast Forward but wanted to share it here also.
Here is the list. With one exception, these are all links to stories in the press. It is great to see more and more enterprise 2.0 successes. If you know of any enterprise 2.0 success stories please feel free to add them in the comments, just provide the facts and don’t engage in too much of your own marketing or spin.
How a Marketing Firm Implemented an Enterprise Wiki - Using a wiki from Socialtext, a social software vendor, CoActive, a New York-based marketing firm, has been able to take critical work out of e-mail boxes and put it into one transparent, searchable portal.
Web 2.0 Tools Transform Osborne's Management Strategies - electrical equipment manufacturer Osborne Transformer implemented a wiki for a variety of tasks such as company's ISO certification process.
Wikis Get Users Talking at MIT, Johns Hopkins
Canada embarks on major Web 2.0 initiative - The Federal government's decision to create a comprehensive system for future online collaboration and social networking projects is growing proof that Canada acknowledges the explosive potential of Web 2.0, industry experts say.
Podcast with Clark Kokich, CEO of Avenue A | Razorfish on CEO blogging – He regularly blogs internally to employees.
Improved Collaboration a primary driver for Web 2.0 technologies, says Ziff Davis survey with more than 71 percent of respondents indicating this.
Things the CIA learned about implementing an enterprise wiki - When it comes to social software implementation, they stressed the importance of administering access, starting small and moving information out of narrow channels like e-mail and into broader platforms like wikis.
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