enterprises2.0
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ENTERPRISE 2.0
Presented by,R.MujeebabehamFinal year,CSE.
SEQUENCES:
Enterprise 2.0 technology is about?
What problem are we Trying to solve
Finding Business information Poor Business Data Quality
Components
The Benefits of Enterprise 2.0
Enterprise 1.0 vs Enterprise 2.0
Barriers to adoption
Enterprise 2.0 adoption Survey
Key Success Factors
ENTERPRISE 2.0 TECHNOLOGY IS ABOUT?
A Webbased environment that enhancesbusiness communication, business decision making,and business innovation through:
a) easier and tailored access to business information,expertise, and knowledge
b) faster and more flexible information and knowledge authoring and sharing
c) lowercost application and system deployment
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Enterprise 2.0 is bringing Web 2.0 into the office.
Enterprise 2.0 is a push toward integrating the social and collaborative tools of Web 2.0 into the office environment.
But Enterprise 2.0 also represents a fundamental change in how businesses operate.
WHAT PROBLEMS ARE WE TRYING TO SOLVE:
1.Finding Business Information: Accenture 2007 Survey of 1,000 Middle Managers•Managers spend up to two hours a day searching for information
•More than 50% of the information they obtain has no value to them
•59% said that they miss information that might be of valueto their jobs because they can not find it
•Only half of all managers believe their companies do a good job in governing information distribution
2. Poor Business Data Quality
•“Poor data quality costs the typical company at least ten percent of revenue; twenty percent is probably a better estimate.”
•“Gartner estimates that more than 25 percent of critical data within large businesses is somehow inaccurate or incomplete. And that imprecise the data .”
COMPONENTS: Enterprise 2.0
Informationaccess andmanagement
Web 2.0 development
Collaboration & Social s/w
Business &Collective intelligence
Information Access and Management:
Information Access:
• Faster and easier access to corporate information
Information Management:
• Better quality and more accurate corporate information – Business content integration and management (documents, Web content and rich media) – Business content and data governance – Support for external information providers
Web 2.0 Development
Enhanced Web Development:
• Improved user interface visualization and interactivity – Ajax, Adobe Flash, dashboards
• Faster and reusable applications development – Widgets, mashups, Web frameworks, SOA
• Lowercost applications deployment models – Software as a service (SaaS), open source solutions
Collaboration and Social S/W:
Workgroup Computing:
• Better information authoring and sharing by information producers. • for information consumers including employees, partners, clients, consumers, and suppliers.
Social Software:
• Easier sharing of expertise, best practices, and knowledge – Blogs, wikis, podcasts, online communities, tagging.
Business and Collective Intelligence:
Improved business knowledge for faster and moreinformed business decisions and actions: • Business data/content intelligence • Business collaboration
Business examples: • Pricing optimization • Web store personalization and optimization • Demand/supply chain management.
• Product quality management. • Customer satisfaction. • Call center agent support • Equipment outage tracking and prediction
The Benefits of Enterprise 2.0
•Better information sharing and communication Easier sharing of knowledge, expertise, and best practices by information producers
•Faster and easier access to corporate information Tailored and selfservice access to business information, collective intelligence, and business processes for information consumers
•Better quality and more accurate corporate information. Improved business knowledge for faster and more informed business user decisions and actions
•Lowercost application deployment models Improved user interface visualization and interactivity Faster and reusable applications development
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Enterprise 1.0 vs Enterprise 2.0
Enterprise 1.0 Enterprise 2.0Hierarchy Flat Organization
Friction Ease of Organization Flow
Bureaucracy Agility
Inflexibility Flexibility
T driven technology / Lack of ‐user control
User driven technology‐
Top down Bottom up
Centralized Distributed
Teams are in one building / one time zone
Teams are global
Enterprise 1.0 Enterprise 2.0 Silos(storing bulk material) and boundaries
Fuzzy(muti valued) boundaries, open borders
Need to know Transparency
Information systems are structured and dictated
Information systems are emergent
Taxonomies(ordering) Folksonomies
Overly complex Simple
Closed/ proprietary standards Open
Scheduled On Demand
Long time to market cycles ‐ ‐ Short time to market cycles ‐ ‐
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BARRIERS TO ADOPTION
1.Resistance to change is the challenge
2.Difficulty in measuring ROI
3.Integrating with existing technologies
4.Security concerns
5.Budget
6.Product knowledge
7.Tools aren't fully enterprise ready yet
8.Unknown costs associated with maintenance and training
9.Not supported by senior management
10.Compliance
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Enterprise 2.0 adoption Survey, 2009
Corporate business executives 38.3%
IT executives (CIO/CTO) 29.6%
Department heads 25.2%
Sales/marketing 25.7%
IT department 23.8%
Teams/workgroups 40.8%
Individual employees 42.7%
Key Success Factors
•Understand the cultural impact of Enterprise 2.0
•Enterprise information architecture and infrastructure
•Technology selection based on business requirements and user skills
•Information security, quality, and consistent management
•Finding the right deployment model (open source)
Thank You