Collaborative Thinking
Somewhere In CT
Male
What I Do...
IT Industry analyst which basically means I spend a lot of my time looking at the technology market analyzing strategies of vendors and studying consumer/societal trends that influence technology adoption. Right now, my primary focus is on social social networking, microblogging (Twitter), and the intersect between social networks and identity.
One area that I am researching is how social media and social networks help with corporate social responsibility, advocacy and community outreach efforts. Another area I am looking into is how social media and social networks help organizations address shifting workforce demographics as younger workers enter the workplace with different expectations and technology experiences than previous generations.
Where else to find me...
LinkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com/in/mikegotta
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4 days ago
Collaboration 2.0 Inside Electronic Arts
Notes from a collaboration and social computing session at Enterprise 2.0 conference:
The presentation will provide insight into EA's internal social collaboration strategy, successes and failures, solution, insights, best practices. Specifically, we will look at …
2 weeks ago
Telebriefing: Leveraging Relationships and Managing Identity Two Sides of the Social Networking Coin
Next week, Alice Wang and I will be presenting our research and consulting findings on the intersect social media and social networking has with identity and security for Burton Group clients. This topic has been a major source of client inquires over the past few …
Research Areas
Social computing, social networks, informal learning, media literacy, collaboration, and community-building