Initially published on the Headshift blog
 
I’ve just been through an official report of a French Commission on the Intangible Economy that my friends at DocForum recently pointed out.
 
Among various elements addressed on the knowledge economy is what I would call the “French paradox of Internet”: French people as individuals are key users of the social […]

Initially published on the Headshift’s blog
 
It’s been some days now that I came across the KPMG “Enterprise 2.0: Fad or Future” report and I must confess that I am a bit puzzled by its content.
 
Aside the nice looking look-and-feel of the report, this report displays an amount of superficiality and biased information. And that is […]

Initially published on the Headshift Blog
The more I visit clients the more I am amazed by the lack of culture some have on the basics of web 2.0, not to mention its positive impacts on productivity, performance and bottom line results.
As an example, I regularly have to explain to CIOs what is a blog, what […]

Fran @ VocabControl highligths the controversy between taxonomists and folksonomists.
At Headshift, we face content categorisation in every single project. I don’t really get the point of criticising one approach or the other, because it really depends the legacy you have to deal with, what you want to achieve beyond categorisation and the perspective (organisation or […]

Ross Dawson crafted an article to announce the coming release of a report of its own.  I don’t know where he is now in crafting his report, but the article displays a pretty simple approach to the topic. Here are some ideas to discuss and complement Ross’s text.
A - “Enterprise 2.0″ is and remains a […]