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Enterprise 2.0 in financial services
Well I'm a little late I know, but it is only 5pm up here in Brisbane...which is why I'll be up at 4am tomorrow to get there in time for Ross's opening preso..but that's another story
Very much looking forward to leading tomorrow's interactive panel on enterprise 2.0 in financial services. Ross tells me there's quite a few bankers registered for the forum so I'm hoping we have enough for a constructive session.
I've written a lot about Web 2.0 and banks at my blog, a little less about enterprise 2.0 in the industry, mainly because most of the people I approach are very hesitant about revealing their internal workings - ironic given the collaborative nature of enterprise 2.0 apps and enterprise to consumer plays.
Last year we published a piece on wikis at work - the one financial institution I did manage to speak to only did so on the proviso of anonymity. So I'm hoping tomorrow's participants will shed some light on what's working within the enterprise, and if they're not yet undertaking any enterprise 2.0 activities. what they see as the easiest apps to take up and why.
Plus I'll be asking who has a blog, and amongst those that do who can reveal on their blog who they work for, what people think about Second Life banning banking, and why aren't more banks using wikis?
Hi Charis,
Well, I would love to share that at ING Group we are working quite hard experimenting with E2.0 all over the place, especially Wiki's and blogs and very recently a social network.
Got some thinking on my blog. Would be happy to discuss and share experiences.
Maybe some ING people in the Forum? Please let me know!
Cheers,
Marcel