It’s about time. It’s time to stop talking about theories of Government 2.0. Time to stop predicting how the Obama administration is going to use social media. Time to stop whining about all of the challenges involved with bringing social media to the government. Time to stop the boundless optimism about the potential that you’re […]
Justifying Social Media to the Big Wigs
More and more, I’m being contacted by one of my colleagues who is looking to “sell their client on Web 2.0.” These requests more often than not, come from people who don’t know a blog from a wiki and are worded roughly along the lines of “my client asked me to come up with some […]
Knock Down the Social Media Dominos
If you’re on Twitter and follow Chris Brogan, you’re probably familiar with the “Chris Brogan” effect. Basically, Chris has built up such a loyal following that whenever he tweets about one of your blog posts, tweets, etc., you immediately see a spike in your own Twitter followers and traffic to whatever he linked to. In […]
Booz Allen Panel Discusses Enterprise 2.0
My employer, Booz Allen Hamilton, recently held an Enterprise 2.0 event where a panel of speakers, both internal and external, came together to discuss the implications of Enterprise 2.0 at Booz Allen and within the public sector. Panel participants included Amy Shuen, author of “Web 2.0, a Strategy Guide;” Don Burke, Intellipedia Doyen; Art Fritzson, […]
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