When Daimler decided that innovation was going to be key to addressing many of the serious challenges faced by the automotive industry, it took a hard look at what was happening in consumer IT. Its interest was drawn in particular to Web 2.0-style collaboration tools and how some of the techniques used to drive consumer interaction might be adapted for use in the enterprise...
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The new rules of open leadership
Posted by Charlene Li | 6 Sep 2010
Whether you’re dealing with customers or employees, the rise of social media means waving goodbye to control, says Charlene Li ...more
This Way Up: Manpower's Denis Edwards
Posted by Andy McCue | 30 Aug 2010
The career path of Denis Edwards, global CIO of recruitment giant Manpower, who brings to his role one of the broadest bases of business experience of any IT leader, from the movie industry and music to management consultancy and hotels ...more
One charge, one day
Posted by i-cio.com staff | 25 Aug 2010
The speed and capacity of mobile PCs is continuing to grow at an incredible pace, while form factors continue to shrink. Battery life, however, has failed to keep up – which is an issue that has been addressed by Fujitsu ...more
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