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- Enterprise 2.0 as a corporate culture catalyst
- Ive only recently had a chance to catch up and read Tom Davenports post a few weeks ago about his skepticism of Enterprise 2.0s ability to wreak significant cultural and hierarchical change inside organizations. Those of you tracking the Enterprise 2.0 story know the drill, namely that applying Web 2.0...
- Tags: Wikis, Web 2.0 Platforms, Web 2.0, User Generated Content, Tagging, Social Software, Social Computing, SOA, Small Pieces, Loosely Joined, SaaS, RSS, Products, Network Effects, Mashups, Governance, Enterprise Wikis, Enterprise Web 2.0, Enterprise Mashups, Enterprise 2.0, Crowdsourcing, Collective Intelligence, Collaboration, Business Process Management, Business Models, Blogs, ATOM, Architecture of Participation
- Blog posts 2007-05-05
- Enterprise 2.0 year in review
- Though the eponymous title of this blog refers to the application of all aspects of Web 2.0 to the enterprise both large and small, the big story this year has really been about a collaborative subset of Web 2.0, something referred to as Enterprise 2.0. Though the definition has...
- Tags: Web 2.0, Blogging, Enterprise 2.0
- Blog posts 2006-12-19
- Web 2.0 launchpad roundup
- I'm not exactly sure what the precise criteria is for Web 2.0 products, but several of the products demoed at the Web 2.0 conference caught my attention. Rollyo demoed its personalized, vertical search engine at right. You select sites that you want to search and save it as a “searchroll,”...
- Tags: Web browsers, RSS, Blogging, Web 2.0, Web, Socialtext, open source, Web browser, Rollyo, Mayfield
- Blog posts 2005-10-05
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