Collaborative innovation powered by a tool?

Written by Felix on March 2nd, 2009

I’ve been invited to take part in the OpenTeams group at LinkedIn. OpenTeams is a SaaS collaborative software that offers a pretty ambitious value proposition. The strange thing is that at first glance OpenTeams offers just a tool (a kind of improved wiki), nothing else. So, how will this value be delivered? I assume that it will not be delivered: there is no indication of success stories on “enabled innovative enterpreneurial organizations” or similar examples on the website.
At second glance (and to be fair) there is not only the tool but a new management model which has been implemented at OpenTeams LLC. Tory Gattis, the founder and president of OpenTeams, calls himself a social system architect, a role which he plays e.g. in his hometown Houston (Texas) and describes in his blog Houston Strategies.

 

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  1. Tory says:

    The tool is an enabler for any organization that wants to move towards Organization 2.0, or it can be just a plain collaboration tool, depending on their level of ambition. But we designed it to meet the needs of Organization 2.0.