Fav Five Friday: Strategy Resources for Enterprise 2.0 with Web 2.0
There are so many resources for Social Media Strategy and Enterprise 2.0. This is especially true when we are trying to find quality information about technology strategies after the hype sets in about these technologies. It seems like everyone has something to say about Social Media, Enterprise 2.0 E2.0, Web 2.0, and even Government 2.0 Gov2.0 these days.
You may be a little busy with your day and find it difficult to keep up on these web strategy trends about social media. You may have a couple of other things going on that keep you from learning how to implement Enterprise 2.0 Solutions or how to incorporate Web 2.0 features into your social platform to increase the Collective Intelligence of your Social Media Platform.
I’m rather busy every day too, but I am religious about reading my RSS Feeds. I use Google Reader to subscribe to feeds of some of the best minds in our industry. I just wanted to share some of my top picks with you here and if you know of others, please let me know.
Top 5 Feeds for Tips on Enterprise 2.0 & Web Strategy
Andrew P. McAfee
I met Andrew P. McAfee several months ago and was impressed with his understanding about REAL WORLD Enterprise 2.0. I am stalking him on Twitter and really appreciate all his activity in the Enterprise 2.0 (E2.0) world.
Subscribe to Andy’s Feed
Jeremiah Owyang
Jeremiah Owyang does a great job at delivering user and community needs, business goals, and web technology to craft and deliver long term successful web programs for companies. I also recommend following him on Twitter.
Subscribe to Jeremiah’s Feed
Steve Radick
I work with Steve, so I was thinking about not including him in this list, but his passion for Social Media especially in the Government 2.0 World is contagious. Steve’s strong background in change management, strategic communications, and stakeholder engagement strategy and implementation along with all his relentless activity in the world of Social Media forced me to add him to this list. I really believe that Steve never sleeps. He is very connected into the Social Media Community and has a lot to say. I dare you to follow him on Twitter.
Subscribe to Steve’s Feed
The Media 2.0 Workgroup
The Media 2.0 Workgroup is a group of industry commentators, agitators and innovators who believe that the phenomena of democratic participation will change the face of media creation, distribution and consumption. Join the conversation…
Subscribe to The Media 2.0 Workgroup Feed
Intel 3.0
The vision for this blog will be the intersection of research / intelligence and social media. Traditional media and traditional research methods are being supplanted by new analytic tools that focus on social media – blogs, discussion fora, social networking sites. Here, I’ll present and discuss the new research tools as they become available, and how traditional research methods are evolving to remain relevant in the advent of new media.
Subscribe to Intel 3.0 Feed
I hope you subscribe to this site too!
Subscribe to Tips on Enterprise 2.0 with Web 2.0 Feed
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What blogs do you subscribe to?
Wow – I don’t even feel like I belong anywhere near a list with people like Andy McAfee and Jeremiah Owyang! Thanks so much for including me on here. I do occasionally get some sleep but actually wish I could do more out in the social media community. There’s just soooo much information out there – I wish I could not only consume it all, I wish I could share it all too!
Steve, I believe your enthusiasm for Social Media has opened many minds. I really like your work in the Government 2.0 world and the way you share information about Social Media in several social media platforms along with sharing in real life (IRL)! Your work serves as a bridge between the Super Geeks, Social Media Super Stars, Government, & people that have never been on a computer.
When it come right down to it, Social Media is about building relationships! Cool technology come & goes along with the buzz words and hype. Solid relationships last forever!
I feel the same way about social media and information in general. We have access to great information from brilliant people. I wish I had more time to discover and share these great ideas. I’m sure more people feel like us and that was the reason for this post. I hope more people take advantage of tools like Google Reader, Twitter, Yahoo Pipes, … to discover new ideas and solutions in their life.
I appreciate your hard work and friendship!