IBM and Trilog Group Seminar on Social Project Management on April 8, 2015 in Montreal Project teams today have enormous pressure to overachieve but face significant obstacles that prevent them from being as efficient as they could be. Team members constantly change and become more and more virtual across geographical boundaries. Project requirements often shift […]
IBM Connect 2013 (Lotusphere) is in full swing today. It is clear that the focus this year is driving adoption of IBM Connections. At the opening general session, Alistair Rennie pitched the term “purposeful” adoption. Later in the same session, IBM announced three initiatives here to help, including a set of 10 best practices for […]
The news is out. IDC has announced that IBM Connections is yet again the #1 Social Media Platform, and its advantage is growing. We here at Trilog Group congratulate our partners at IBM for this excellent achievement, and we are proud to be a leading social business application provider for the IBM Connections platform. Read […]
According to Gartner, 2011 social software revenue will approach USD 1 Billion. It seems likely that with companies like IBM Lotus, Trilog Group, Tibco, SocialText and others builing their social portfolios around the concept of syndicated activity streams, 2011 will become the year when social software really makes strides in enterprise adoption. The reality is that […]
Over on Luis Benitez’ blog, he’s got a post about what it means to be a social business, there’s a lot in that post, and most of it’s really good. Be sure to check it out! One thing that is really refreshing about IBM’s view on social business is that it is not especially technology […]
As discussed in Part one of this post last week, until recently the typical value proposition for social business was on the customer engagement and marketing side of the business. This clearly has been, and will continue to be, a core area of social business strategy and value generation. What is more exciting is the […]
At the recent Lotusphere 2011 conference, IBM emphatically promoted its vision for Social Business. While the conference has been blogged about in many places, we’d like to focus on one particular component of the IBM argument for Social Business, namely that of choosing an entry point into Social Business. Throughout several of the keynote addresses […]
In a follow up to our post on Ambient Awareness, Forbes has an article on Activity streams, and IBM’s strategy on them. (Activity streams are the operationalization of Social Business Apps ambient awareness.) The article in Forbes stresses the “surprise” that can occur in Activity Streams (although “serendipitous” seems to be the term most utilized […]
We’re hearing a lot about Social Business lately, especially with the emergence of social business platforms like Connections from IBM Lotus. Social business platforms like Connections provide an enterprise and its partners a “visible” social network in the same manner that consumer social networks like Facebook do. These social business platforms provide the basic social […]
