Subsequent to the initial foot-dragging, many Fortune 500 companies are now actively embracing Web 2.0 software. One of the imperative advantages, they cite a democracy of talents, a corporate culture of trust, increased collaboration and potential productivity gains.
Let the Revolution Begin Case Study Solution
The Business 2.0 revolution, it appears, is finally experiencing. But revolutions are often as disruptive as they are empowering. Clearly, in case the e-revolution is really occurring, then executives desperately have to rethink how they form structure and manage their companies. In doing this, their success will determine whether they ride the crest of the revolution or are swept away by it. Attempts to restrict or control social media are useless, he says, as changing demographics are speeding the death of outmoded organizational types.
PUBLICATION DATE: June 15, 2011 PRODUCT #: IIR049-PDF-ENG
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