With the widespread adoption of social (aka Web 2.0) technologies like social networks, blogs, and wikis, there is a growing interest in looking into
how enterprises should capitalize on these technologies. The social enterprise is the one that on top of having an online presence on the Internet, strives to open up new communication channels with stakeholders using social technologies. Building upon previous works on social business processes and on practical experiences on adopting such technologies in different Brazilian companies, this paper suggests an architecture and guiding framework for the social enterprise in terms of how to bridge the gap between the business world and social world and how to integrate social technologies into the enterprise’s day-to-day operations.

See more in  “An Architecture and Guiding Framework for the Social Enterprise”, by Vanilson Burégio, Zakaria Maamar and Silvio Meira, IEEE Internet Computing, v. 19, p. 64-68, 2015.