• Home
  • About
    • Rawn Shah
    • Photos
    • Video & Audio
    • Cooking
  • Current Interests
    • Work Ethos
    • Collective Collaboration
    • Leadership Values
    • Enterprise Adoption
    • Process Transformation
    • Social Analytics
  • Speaking & Appearances
    • In the News
  • My Books
    • Social Networking for Business (2010)
    • Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) Compass (2006)
  • Book Reviews
  • Contact

The Reconnected Organization

The Reconnected Organization

Tag Archives: e20s

Video

Challenges & Recommendations for Social Adoption (Google+ Hangout) – #e20s Expert Talk

08 Friday Nov 2013

Posted by rawnshah in Uncategorized

≈ Leave a comment

Tags

adoption, e20s, interview, social business, video

A video of the Hangout on Air (on Nov 8th 2013) with an international panel of experts Simon Scullion (Spain), Anna van Wassener (Netherlands), Tobias Mitter (Germany), Björn Negelmann (Germany), and yours truly (USA).

The discussion focused on Adoption of Social Business now that it has matured for some years. It is so in the US, but still emerging in Europe. The conversations focused on process integration, on team-level enablement, and departmental functions of the organization

#Workhackers Meetups in Brussels, Paris and Cologne in September

07 Saturday Sep 2013

Posted by rawnshah in Uncategorized

≈ 2 Comments

Tags

e20, e20s, travel, workhackers

I’m heading out this month to take the #Workhackers discussion on the road. This time it is to Brussels, Paris, and Cologne. I’ll be participating in person but there is also a Google+ Hangout planned if you’d like to join in. 

First up, I will be participating in the 2nd Global Solutions Summit organized by The Tapscott Group held in Brussels with participants from companies, academic researchers, NGOs and of course the European Commission. The work focuses around the concept of multi-stakeholder networks as approaches to addressing the wold’s challenges as explained by Don Tapscott in his recent talks. Led by Mr. Tapscott and his co-author on Macrowikinomics, Anthony D Williams, it should be a good working group session.

On September 18, there is also an #e20s Enterprise 2.0 and #Workhackers Meetup in Brussels that is open to all enthusiasts of social business. We will discuss the on-ongoing challenges that we practitioners face to accelerating how we collaborate and how we structure our work. Join us for a get together with practitioners from Belgium, Netherlands, Germany and Tucson.

On September 19, we’ll take it over to Paris and also the Web live: #e20s Meetup Paris: “The work is broken -let’s hack it!” – Discussion with Rawn Shah.  We will meet at a location over by the Bibliotheque Nationale and also try to set up a Google+ Hangout so others can join from around the world. My recent post on Forbes with the same title sparked a good deal of interest worldwide. It was a challenge trying to keep up with the many discussions and shares across the social web that was appearing. Clearly I hit a common pain point and people identify with the need to become self-empowered #workhackers. We will join up to discuss our ideas for hacking work.

Enterprise 2.0 Summit 2013, Paris (L-to-R: Anna Van Wassanaer, Rawn, Lee Bryant, Harald Schirmer)

Enterprise 2.0 Summit 2013, Paris
(L-to-R: Anna Van Wassanaer, Rawn, Lee Bryant, Harald Schirmer)

Both meetups are organized by the team at Kongress Media which puts on the annual Enterprise 2.0 Summit in Paris every February or March. I’ve spoken at two of the annual events and they are the place where business thinkers and practitioners gather each year. It is not a trade show for vendors but an actual thought leadership event where top thinkers in social business have gathered each year.  

On September 25-26th, I will be in Cologne, Germany for the IOM Summit with a focus on technology, organizations and management. The event is mostly in German, but there are a few English-language panels as well. They do have a good line up of noted speakers:

  • Anna Van Wassenaer-Golla of Social Business design firm Favela Fabric
  • Andrew Wright of the Worldwide Internet Challenge,
  • Oscar Berg of Avega Group AB and blogger of The Content Economy, 
  • my friend and former teammate, Luis Suarez of the global IBM CIO team.  

At the last Enterprise2.0 Summit in Paris, I opened the session for Ms. Van Wassenaer-Golla , together on a panel with Lee Bryant (then of Dachis Group, now PostShift) and Harald Schirmer of Continental AG (see the picture). Mr. Berg is a great blogger and business thinker based in Sweden. We also participated on a panel on analytics at Social Business Forum Milan 2012. Mr Luis “living-in-a-world-without-email” Suarez (#lawwe) and I worked together for years in IBM on enterprise transformation. He has been a featured speaker numerous times, and has been interviewed by the NY Times, and many other publications for his expertise as a #workhacker.

All in all, it should be a productive trip, and a little fun–I have not been to Brussels before.  

 

 

Recent Posts

  • From Forbes: Shifting From Employee 360s To Peer Coaching
  • From Forbes: 4 Steps To Help Interview Candidates Get To Know Your Team Better
  • From Forbes: How A CIO Becomes An Agile Leader
  • From Forbes: Driving Ridesharing Success At BlaBlaCar With Online Community
  • From Forbes: Unlocking The River Of Knowledge Collaboration At Accenture

Speaker

Workshop Speaker

Closing Keynote

Blogger-In-Residence

Speaker

Speaker

Summit Participant

Mentor

Opening Keynote

Archives

  • June 2016
  • May 2016
  • April 2016
  • February 2016
  • January 2016
  • November 2015
  • October 2015
  • September 2015
  • August 2015
  • July 2015
  • June 2015
  • May 2015
  • April 2015
  • March 2015
  • February 2015
  • January 2015
  • December 2014
  • November 2014
  • July 2014
  • April 2014
  • March 2014
  • February 2014
  • November 2013
  • October 2013
  • September 2013
  • August 2013
  • July 2013
  • June 2013
  • May 2013
  • April 2013
  • August 2012

Categories

  • Alynd
  • Books
  • Forbes
  • MyForbes
  • Speaking
  • Uncategorized

Meta

  • Register
  • Log in
  • Entries feed
  • Comments feed
  • WordPress.com

Blog at WordPress.com.