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After-Work-Events in Bern: Erfolg in der Netzwerk-Gesellschaft

By Boris Reinhard On August 15, 2012 · Add Comment
Hiermit möchte ich Interessierte und Experten aus dem Social Business, Social Software und Enterprise 2.0 – Umfeld in der Region Bern auf die Abendveranstaltungen von Ursula Deriu und Dr. Christian Michael Schenkel hinweisen. “Die Spatzen pfeifen es von den Dächern: Social Media verändern Politik, Wirtschaft und Gesellschaft. Doch was heisst das für meine Organisation? Wie [...]
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aperto – A framework to introduce Corporate Social Software / Social Business Software

By Boris Reinhard On May 20, 2012 · 1 Comment
Enterprise 2.0 (and Social Business respectively) is still in its enfants. Nevertheless, enterprises of all sizes are facing the challenge to adapt and evaluate Social Business Software (SBS) and platforms. In this post, I point to “aperto”, a framework of the “Forschungsgruppe Kooperationssysteme” of the “Universität der Bundeswehr München”, which might help companies of any [...]
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BPM im Enterprise 2.0 unter Dynamik – Buch als pdf frei erhältlich

By Boris Reinhard On January 10, 2012 · Add Comment
In Absprache mit meinem Verlag stelle ich mein Buch als pdf frei zur Verfügung. Mehr Infos erhalten Sie unter Infos zum Buch: BPM im Enterprise 2.0 unter Dynamik (de).Viel Spass beim Lesen.
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The Breakthrough of Mobile Payment within the Bank 2.0 – Era

By Boris Reinhard On September 13, 2011 · Add Comment
More than 10 years ago, when I was at CeBIT in Hanover, we had this great idea of “Mobile Payment”. The case: Pay via your mobile carrier’s bill. The problem: The carriers wanted to earn their fortune with mobile transactions. The consequence: “Mobile Payment” was too expensive and – in addition: Carriers wanted to limit [...]
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Two Key Trends in ‘New Finance’

By Boris Reinhard On September 8, 2011 · Add Comment
Financial Services and Banking respectively are affected by two major trends. Causes for these trends are internal and external influences:  External influences are for example new technological developments and Web 2.0 / Enterprise 2.0 while internal influences are such as cost pressure on Information Technology departments and organizational restructuring. Trend 1 – Enterprise Architecture Management (EAM) [...]
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Management between Flexibility and Stability – Jazz-Improvisation and Management

By Boris Reinhard On May 17, 2011 · Add Comment
Below are some words concerning the agile management in the “sweet spot” between chaos and order (see [Domb11]) to gain the maximal flexibility coupled to sufficient stability. A few days ago I stumbled upon an ARIS Expert Paper of IDS Scheer (now Software AG) written by Scheer, with the title “Jazz-Improvisation und Management” (see [Sche07]), [...]
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Putting Business First – Enterprise 2.0 efficiency and the term “social”

By Boris Reinhard On April 20, 2011 · Add Comment
Recently, I have observed that new Enterprise 2.0-terms that contain the word “social” are created almost monthly (see e.g. “Social Business” by IBM, [Kulz11]). Therefore, I have decided to publish my first thoughts on the use of such “social terms” in business environments. Speaking as an experienced consultant, the term “social” is generally associated with more [...]
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Erhältlich: BPM im Enterprise 2.0 unter Dynamik (de)

By Boris Reinhard On April 11, 2011 · Add Comment
As my new book will be available in every good bookstores at the end of this week (available via LOGOS now), some notes. You can have a look at it and order it now via LOGOS VERLAG, Link: http://logos-verlag.de/cgi-bin/engbuchmid?isbn=2802&lng=deu&id= – “Potenziale und Herausforderungen des Geschäftsprozessmanagements im Enterprise 2.0 unter Berücksichtigung der Dynamik unternehmerischer Systeme” is [...]
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Business Processes, Enterprise 2.0 and the Strength of Weak Ties (SWT)

By Boris Reinhard On March 2, 2011 · Add Comment
As I am about to finish my book, I would like to point out a specific aspect of it, „The Strength of Weak Ties“ from Granovetter… On the basis of a non-representative social networks-study (N=296) of Milgram in 1967 (“The small world problem”, see [Milg67, pp. 61 et seq.]), Milgram and Travers claimed that any [...]
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Mobile Banking 2.0 – A Perspective

By Boris Reinhard On February 18, 2011 · Add Comment
“Of the next billion people who come online, the vast majority of them are going to do so for the first time through a mobile device.” – Jimmy Wales in SAP Spectrum, [Manr10, p. 17] Where does this road lead? “If you had asked most bankers five years ago when they thought that mobile banking [...]
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Rethinking Knowledge Work – A Comment

By Boris Reinhard On February 7, 2011 · Add Comment
“The key is applying technology more precisely”, says Tom Davenport in the new McKinsey Quarterly (see [Dave11]). In his new article, the author explains the different requirements to support less and more knowledge intensive processes in companies. For this purpose he used the classification which he has already presented in 2005 in “Thinking for a [...]
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Are Workflows dynamic?

By Boris Reinhard On February 1, 2011 · Add Comment
Dynamic, unstructured processes vs adaptive, ad hoc workflows The Workflow Management Coalition (WfMC) defined a workflow as follows: „The automation of a business process, in whole or part, during which documents, information or tasks are passed from one participant to another for action, according to a set of procedural rules.“ (see [Alle00, p. 15]). Automation [...]
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Hello World…

By Boris Reinhard On January 29, 2011 · Add Comment
At this website, reviews of my publications as well as additional information regarding science and practice of Business Informatics and Information Systems will be available soon. In particular, the following topics will be discussed: Enterprise Architecture Management (EAM), Business Process Management (BPM), Enterprise 2.0 (E2.0), E-Finance, E-Business, Consulting and Project Management. My publications are to [...]
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