where past and future meet
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WHERE PAST AND FUTURE MEETThe intergenerational dynamics of Enterprise 2.0
Dr Norman Lewis
Associate-Director, STL Partners, The Telco2.0 initiative
Its not about technology!
Children are not naturally good with technology
Digital technology is used by children to overcome their experience of isolation through communicating with their peers
Self-expression as a mode of being
Young people value and acquire computer expertise primarily in order to achieve practical objectives and in relation to the construction of peer group identities
Clash of cultures
Clashing pragmatisms
• Youth adopt social software to realise their objective of creating distinct networks of in-groups, often using a distinct insider vocabulary and practices;
• Business looks to social software to rationalize and create clearer delineation of knowledge flows;
• Teenagers seek the opposite, manipulating language and grammar and employing acronyms to restrict interchange to an ‘in group’.
Autonomy & self-expression
Order, authority, hierarchy
Value loyalty
The natural world
Employees as children
Questioning expertise
Change management
Thanksnorman.lewis@gmail.com
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