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2008: The Year Web 2.0 Hits the Enterprise, Says Forrester
According to Forrester Research, there will be "strong demand" for web 2.0 tools in the enterprise in 2008. Even though 42% of enterprises say adding web 2.0 tools is not
Berners-Lee Disses Web 2.0
I can't resist posting an excerpt from the Tim Berners-Lee podcast with IBM. This should hopefully put the matter of 'what is web 2.0' to rest, permanantly: LANINGHAM: "You know,
There is no End User
That is the revelation that hit me a couple of days ago. There is no End User in Information Flow (which is a term I am using a lot these
Qtask: Web-Based Team Collaboration
The new surge in Enterprise 2.0 technologies is giving companies, especially small-to-medium sized businesses, more alternatives when it comes to company intranet portals for team collaboration and project management. In
Wikis Are Now Serious Business
Only a handful of years ago, it was common to hear people laugh at Wikipedia. Anyone can edit it! How could you take it seriously? These days, just as blogs
eBay Wiki - world's largest commercial wiki launched
eBay, in collaboration with JotSpot, has just released a new community wiki - making it almost certainly the world's largest wiki platform for a commercial website (Wikipedia is bigger, but
The New Face of Amazon - Tags, Ajax, Plogs & Wikis
Written by Alex Iskold and edited by Richard MacManus Lately Amazon has been introducing a raft of 'web 2.0' features to its e-commerce website. In this post we explore how
New from Cynapse: Activity Streams on the Company Desktop
The cyn.in desktop client from a company called Cynapse is a new application that brings microblogging to the corporate desktop. Powered by Adobe AIR, the client is intended to improve
Shhh, Don't Tell The Users!
I love this extract from a Web 2.0 workshop about Enterprise social software, as blogged by Denise Howell: Ross Mayfield (SocialText) and Michael Pusateri (Disney) are discussing using SocialText (and
Sir Tim Berners-Lee blogs
The inventor of the World Wide Web is now blogging: "In 1989 one of the main objectives of the WWW was to be a space for sharing information. It seemed
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