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[2012-02-13] Do Organizations Need a Chief Collaboration Officer?
More organizations are starting to deploy new collaborative tools and strategies as a core part of their business evolution to connect and engage employees. It's becoming increasingly difficult (especially at large companies) to oversee these initiatives as typically there isn't a role devoted to collaboration. Usually collaboration falls on the shoulders of employees with an existing full plate of things that need to get done (such as the CIO). So is it about time for organizations to create the role of the CCO (chief collaboration officer)?
[2012-02-01] Where are Collaboration Budgets Being Allocated?
When it comes to deploying a collaboration solution for the enterprise there are a lot of things to consider especially when it comes to budgets. Towards the end of the 2009 I wrote an article called, "Companies Interested in Enterprise 2.0 Need to Take Strategy Seriously," which looked at data collected from a 2009 report on collaboration. What I found particularly shocking was the small budget allocation that strategy was receiving. Towards the end of 2011 Chess conducted another survey on the "State of Enterprise 2.0 Collaboration" and one of the topics we looked at was budget allocation.
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