Comments on: Juicy tidbits from yesterday’s Jeopardy! http://gobigalways.com/juicy-tidbits-from-yesterdays-jeopardy/ Thu, 20 Nov 2008 07:58:51 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5 By: white label social networks, what’s the future? « Social Networks for Everyone!! Blog http://gobigalways.com/juicy-tidbits-from-yesterdays-jeopardy/#comment-1487 white label social networks, what’s the future? « Social Networks for Everyone!! Blog Wed, 04 Jun 2008 07:13:05 +0000 http://gobigalways.com/?p=292#comment-1487 [...] who participated it was hard to narrow down to these choices. Speaking of games, I was part of Jive’s Jeapardy game, where I scored last place, a mere $200 Jive bucks and Bill Johnston won the game! Jive is a client [...] […] who participated it was hard to narrow down to these choices. Speaking of games, I was part of Jive’s Jeapardy game, where I scored last place, a mere $200 Jive bucks and Bill Johnston won the game! Jive is a client […]

]]> By: Alexandra Larsson http://gobigalways.com/juicy-tidbits-from-yesterdays-jeopardy/#comment-1422 Alexandra Larsson Sun, 01 Jun 2008 17:05:10 +0000 http://gobigalways.com/?p=292#comment-1422 Actually, Documentum have had discussion threads on their documents (objects) for some time through their add-on Documentum Collaborative Edition (DCE). However, it is not until now (Magellan and to some degree the new WebTop/DAM) that the user interface makes sense :) But from my standpoint a convergence absolutely makes sense - we have had too many stovepipes of information over the years. Actually, Documentum have had discussion threads on their documents (objects) for some time through their add-on Documentum Collaborative Edition (DCE). However, it is not until now (Magellan and to some degree the new WebTop/DAM) that the user interface makes sense :) But from my standpoint a convergence absolutely makes sense - we have had too many stovepipes of information over the years.

]]> By: Carmen, John, and Ajay on the future of White Label Social Networks « Social Media.Online Games.Virtual Worlds http://gobigalways.com/juicy-tidbits-from-yesterdays-jeopardy/#comment-1401 Carmen, John, and Ajay on the future of White Label Social Networks « Social Media.Online Games.Virtual Worlds Fri, 30 May 2008 03:16:34 +0000 http://gobigalways.com/?p=292#comment-1401 [...] who participated it was hard to narrow down to these choices. Speaking of games, I was part of Jive’s Jeapardy game, where I scored last place, a mere $200 Jive bucks and Bill Johnston won the game! Jive is a client [...] […] who participated it was hard to narrow down to these choices. Speaking of games, I was part of Jive’s Jeapardy game, where I scored last place, a mere $200 Jive bucks and Bill Johnston won the game! Jive is a client […]

]]> By: Carmen, John, and Ajay on the future of White Label Social Networks http://gobigalways.com/juicy-tidbits-from-yesterdays-jeopardy/#comment-1394 Carmen, John, and Ajay on the future of White Label Social Networks Thu, 29 May 2008 20:15:20 +0000 http://gobigalways.com/?p=292#comment-1394 [...] who participated it was hard to narrow down to these choices. Speaking of games, I was part of Jive’s Jeapardy game, where I scored last place, a mere $200 Jive bucks and Bill Johnston won the game! Jive is a client [...] […] who participated it was hard to narrow down to these choices. Speaking of games, I was part of Jive’s Jeapardy game, where I scored last place, a mere $200 Jive bucks and Bill Johnston won the game! Jive is a client […]

]]> By: Business Social Software Jeopardy: See me in action! « Bill Johnston: Online Community Strategy http://gobigalways.com/juicy-tidbits-from-yesterdays-jeopardy/#comment-1393 Business Social Software Jeopardy: See me in action! « Bill Johnston: Online Community Strategy Thu, 29 May 2008 19:48:46 +0000 http://gobigalways.com/?p=292#comment-1393 [...] Sam has an excellent write up here: Juicy tidbits from yesterday’s Jeopardy! [...] […] Sam has an excellent write up here: Juicy tidbits from yesterday’s Jeopardy! […]

]]> By: Chuck Hollis http://gobigalways.com/juicy-tidbits-from-yesterdays-jeopardy/#comment-1392 Chuck Hollis Thu, 29 May 2008 18:54:46 +0000 http://gobigalways.com/?p=292#comment-1392 Guess my last comment didn't make it through -- any interest in sharing the responses to these great questions? http://chucksblog.typepad.com/a_journey_in_social_media/2008/05/jeopardy-afterm.html Guess my last comment didn’t make it through — any interest in sharing the responses to these great questions?

http://chucksblog.typepad.com/a_journey_in_social_media/2008/05/jeopardy-afterm.html

]]> By: sam http://gobigalways.com/juicy-tidbits-from-yesterdays-jeopardy/#comment-1391 sam Thu, 29 May 2008 16:54:21 +0000 http://gobigalways.com/?p=292#comment-1391 @Paula Thanks for the great comments. (And btw, I'm not surprised at "the Enterprise focus" at all, just the levels of it given the event and speakers). @Sonny Glad you got something out of it. :) @Paula Thanks for the great comments. (And btw, I’m not surprised at “the Enterprise focus” at all, just the levels of it given the event and speakers).

@Sonny Glad you got something out of it. :)

]]> By: Paula Thornton http://gobigalways.com/juicy-tidbits-from-yesterdays-jeopardy/#comment-1390 Paula Thornton Thu, 29 May 2008 16:48:02 +0000 http://gobigalways.com/?p=292#comment-1390 1. The question about Training? RU kidding me? New wine, old bottle, sour results. 2. Surprised that you're surprised over the Enterprise focus. Enterprise 2.0 potential is the one thing that could shift the GDP the furthest the fastest and everyone is still yawning over it. Why? Because the related waste that's going on routinely in business today is all below the radar, because no one is responsible -- finance guys are focused elsewhere and where's the department for productivity, save on the manufacturing floor? Did we all forget that modern business models grew from the manufacturing era and have never adapted to the information era? 3. How would you compare/contrast the Enterprise Octopus to the Giant Hairball? 4. The request for Hard facts? What is it about 2.0 that people are not understanding as to 'there are no right answers' and 'all right answers are relevant to your own situation' (i.e. mileage will vary)? It's about trying and getting your own evidence to support. 5. Reference to "just another tool to remember". Let's say it loud and clear one more time for the unaware: It's not about the technology. If you're not leveraging this stuff in a grand connected design, you'll fail. This isn't an out-of-the-box proposition. Indeed, this is the box-counter-culture. Whatever you have in place, plan to blow up the interface, because it's likely wrong for your situation. The problem is that too often people throw out the baby with the bathwater (e.g. not leverage sound functions under the covers) and just 'try' swapping out not-so-good-technology-A with not-so-good-technology-B. Can we stop the madness? 6. "How long does it take for a community to take off?" Odd how the framing of the questions themselves illustrate the lack of understanding. Communities don't take off -- they already exist. We're just providing an infrastructure to further facilitate them. Start with the reality, stop trying to create one. This is exhausting...enough for now, I'm losing my voice with all this internal screaming. 1. The question about Training? RU kidding me? New wine, old bottle, sour results.
2. Surprised that you’re surprised over the Enterprise focus. Enterprise 2.0 potential is the one thing that could shift the GDP the furthest the fastest and everyone is still yawning over it. Why? Because the related waste that’s going on routinely in business today is all below the radar, because no one is responsible — finance guys are focused elsewhere and where’s the department for productivity, save on the manufacturing floor? Did we all forget that modern business models grew from the manufacturing era and have never adapted to the information era?
3. How would you compare/contrast the Enterprise Octopus to the Giant Hairball?
4. The request for Hard facts? What is it about 2.0 that people are not understanding as to ‘there are no right answers’ and ‘all right answers are relevant to your own situation’ (i.e. mileage will vary)? It’s about trying and getting your own evidence to support.
5. Reference to “just another tool to remember”. Let’s say it loud and clear one more time for the unaware: It’s not about the technology. If you’re not leveraging this stuff in a grand connected design, you’ll fail. This isn’t an out-of-the-box proposition. Indeed, this is the box-counter-culture. Whatever you have in place, plan to blow up the interface, because it’s likely wrong for your situation. The problem is that too often people throw out the baby with the bathwater (e.g. not leverage sound functions under the covers) and just ‘try’ swapping out not-so-good-technology-A with not-so-good-technology-B. Can we stop the madness?
6. “How long does it take for a community to take off?” Odd how the framing of the questions themselves illustrate the lack of understanding. Communities don’t take off — they already exist. We’re just providing an infrastructure to further facilitate them. Start with the reality, stop trying to create one.

This is exhausting…enough for now, I’m losing my voice with all this internal screaming.

]]> By: Chuck Hollis http://gobigalways.com/juicy-tidbits-from-yesterdays-jeopardy/#comment-1389 Chuck Hollis Thu, 29 May 2008 16:43:32 +0000 http://gobigalways.com/?p=292#comment-1389 Hey Sam -- BRILLIANT! I felt that the questions were SO GOOD, I just had to weigh in. Hope you don't mind http://chucksblog.typepad.com/a_journey_in_social_media/2008/05/jeopardy-afterm.html Hey Sam — BRILLIANT!

I felt that the questions were SO GOOD, I just had to weigh in.

Hope you don’t mind

http://chucksblog.typepad.com/a_journey_in_social_media/2008/05/jeopardy-afterm.html

]]> By: Sonny Gill http://gobigalways.com/juicy-tidbits-from-yesterdays-jeopardy/#comment-1386 Sonny Gill Thu, 29 May 2008 15:57:27 +0000 http://gobigalways.com/?p=292#comment-1386 Fun and informative event! Got to watch it last night and received some good information from everyone, especially on the standpoint of internal strategies. Nice work Trebek. Fun and informative event! Got to watch it last night and received some good information from everyone, especially on the standpoint of internal strategies.

Nice work Trebek.

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