The document discusses expanding the use of Enterprise 2.0 tools beyond early adopters. It notes that siloed approaches may be stalling adoption and outlines a vision for greater collaboration through tools like wikis, blogs, workflows and social networks. The goal is to improve information quality, efficiency and effectiveness to reduce costs while harvesting more value. A list of potential government uses is given as an example, covering areas like policy development, compliance, asset management, and more.

1. Expanding Enterprise 2.0 beyond the early adopters Peter Evans-Greenwood Chief Technology Officer (Australia) 2008-02-19 In collaboration with

2. Enterprise 2.0 today Is our siloed approach stalling adoption? ERP CRM EDRM Case Management … Wiki Blog Social Networks

3. Enterprise 2.0 tomorrow Research via group tagging Authoring via a blog & wiki (bliki) Document generation and approval through workflow Task management Federated search External team rooms A space for collaborative authoring Team management

4. What we’re trying to achieve Our focus The effect It’s potential Information quality Efficiency Effectiveness Value harvested Operational costs

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