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The end of software...: The end of software...Mike Krigman's words made me gasp - sorta...Do you have any idea of how many times I have heard "But he's [i]just[/i] technical." when I tried to convince somebody in the "decision-making culture of the business" to do something better - or at least not do something...; Tags: Groupware, Tools & Techniques, Microsoft SharePoint, information technology, software, Web 2.0, ConnectBeam, collaboration; Discussion threads 2008-03-19
Under the Radar: del.icio.us for the enterprise: Under the Radar: del.icio.us for the enterpriseWhich 2.0 sites will make the leap to enterprise?Interesting article. The question is, will any of the hundreds or thousands of great and not so great 2.0 sites that have popped over the last year make it to the enterprise world? Here are three...; Tags: Aerospace & Defense, ConnectBeam, radar, Dan, Del.icio.us; Discussion threads 2007-03-24

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SpigIT: an enterprise social network that's fun and games: Harvesting breakthrough ideas is a challenge for any organization, but one company thinks a bit of play may be just the answer. Spigit mixes enterprise social networks with game design and personal incentives to encourage new ideas and steward them from the process of discovery to implementation....; Tags: Game, Social Networking, Software, Incentive, Employee, Network, SpigIT, Enterprise Social Network, Innovation Market, Prediction Market, Sales Force Management, Sales, Dave Greenfield; Blog posts 2008-02-25
Search: Tomorrow's Enteprise 2.0 Platform?: A few months ago when I was reviewing bookmarking and tagging platforms I got to wondering whether search engines will become the platforms for enterprise 2.0 integration in your enterprise. I don't mean search on the general Internet, of course, I'm talking about enterprise search engines from vendors such as...; Tags: Vivisimo Inc., Search Engine, Velocity, Tagging, Velocity 6.0, Search, Dave Greenfield; Blog posts 2007-10-08
Enterprise bookmarking startup simplifies bookmarking and rating: Just stumbled upon no pun intended an intriguing enterprise bookmarking and tagging system similar in concept to Bea, Cogenz, Connectbeam, and IBM. Tagsearch Technologies, a UK startup, now offers Tagseasy for the enterprise. It's a pretty slick interface that lets you bookmark and rate pages without...; Tags: Tagging, Dave Greenfield; Blog posts 2007-09-25

More thoughts on open social networks: Following my post on social capital and open social networks, Anshu Sharma responded with an insightful analysis of how openness could transpire. It may not strictly be a user provoked uprising that spurs Facebook and others to make a transportable social graph, but a new player, or perhaps Google,...; Tags: Social Networking, Graph, Facebook, Network, Dan Farber; Blog posts 2007-08-06
BEA debuts Enterprise 2.0 AquaLogic product family: At the O’Reilly Emerging Technology Conference ETech today BEA will show off the latest versions of its new set of products that sprinkle Web 2.0 and social computing pixie dust (also known as Enterprise 2.0) on enterprise software. I wrote about the products last year, when they were less fully...; Tags: Social networking, Groupware, E-mail servers, BEA Systems Inc., BEA AquaLogic, AquaLogic Pathways, Enterprise 2.0; Blog posts 2007-03-27
Under the Radar: del.icio.us for the enterprise: At the Under the Radar event showcasing Office 2.0 (Work 2.0), two companies demoed enterprise social bookmarking and tagging services. Cogenz bills itself as del.icio.us for the enterprise, targeting companies with 1,500 to 2,000 employees with a desperate need to collaborate, according to company co-founder Niall Cook. The on demand...; Tags: Directory services, tagging, additional user, Del.icio.us, radar; Blog posts 2007-03-23
Coming up: The latest Office 2.0 wares: On Friday I will blogging from the Under the Radar conference, Why Office 2.0 Matters, at the Microsoft campus in Mountain View. The promo for the all day event says that 32 "emerging" and "disruptive" technologies that are changing the office landscape will be featured. Emerging, some of them, but...; Tags: Office 2.0, Microsoft Office; Blog posts 2007-03-19