What's the Problem with Enterprise Social?
Jinfo Article
5th February 2014
By Richard Hare
Abstract
Richard Hare looks at the development of social computing tools over the past 10 years and asks whether they are failing to deliver or whether we are using the wrong measures. He discusses what makes a tool social, what makes social tools different from others and the benefits of creating an enterprise which is social.
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