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Bringing A Sensible Perspective To Enterprise 2.0
by David Tebbutt
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(Jul. 17 10:48 AM) - It's not easy to get on top of Enterprise 2.0 and see all the elements in a sensible perspective. Here's one way you can, with the new Enterprise 2.0 Blueprint, a stunning new visual which can act as a checklist for all the elements of Web 2.0 for the enterprise.
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Facebook, MySpace and How to Avoid the Perils of 'Social Network Fatigue'
by Brian Solis
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(Aug. 9 4:46 PM) - As part of the new media regime, strategically participating in Social Media is not only critical to the evolution of PR, it is necessary in order to effectively communicate with the people that can help you extend the conversations that matter to your business.
Where do you start? How do you jump in? It all starts with listening and watching, and eventually, participation becomes clear.
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Web 2.0 is 'Major Area of Activity in the Enterprise,' Gartner Confirms
by Jeremy Geelan
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(Aug. 9 10:28 AM) - “Web 2.0 continues to be a major area of activity in the enterprise this year. We will see companies steadily gain more experience and success with Web 2.0,” said Jackie Fenn, Gartner research fellow, as she unveiled Gartner’s hype-cycle report, Hype Cycle for Emerging Technologies 2007.
Specific approaches and technologies have progressed since last year's edition, including wikis, mashups, enterprise RSS, social network analysis and collective intelligence, Fenn noted, adding: "The product and platform underpinnings have been more tightly defined in the 2007 hype cycle, with entries for web platforms and Web 2.0 workplace technologies."
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Best of Web 2.0 for the Enterprise: Collaboration Tools Examined
by Social Computing News Desk
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(Aug. 9 6:10 AM) - The success of Web 2.0 services based on
user-generated content has companies sitting up. At the same time, however,
there is wide-spread apprehension regarding the degree to which the use of Web
2.0 principles can be applied to enterprise information management.
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What Do You Really Need to Know Today About Web 2.0 in the Enterprise?
by Social Computing News Desk
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(Aug. 8 7:40 AM) - "The productive capacity of the world is increasingly wired into the Web," wrote business visionary Dion Hinchcliffe recently in his Enterprise Web 2.0 blog at ZDNet.com, "and can be leveraged by building online products that encourage the close cooperation and involvement of those at the edge of the network."
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'Today's Boss Needs To Get Up To Speed About Web 2.0,' Says Forrester Chairman
by Social Computing News Desk
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(Aug. 8 4:19 AM) - Today's boss cannot afford to remain clueless about the burgeoning world of Web 2.0, says Forrester Research CEO George F. Colony (pictured), the very week that Web 2.0 University has announced that its unique one-day Web 2.0 education event is now being made available to Greater New York Area's executives for the first time ever on October 2nd, in midtown Manhattan.
As BusinessWeek wrote already in March 2006: “For all its appeal to the young and the wired, Web 2.0 may end up making its greatest impact in business.”
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Enterprise 2.0 Viewpoint: 'Same Problem, Different Platforms'
by Helen Nicol
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(Aug. 7 1:36 AM) - Until we consider the human side of collaborative working online, Enterprise 2.0 won't get off the ground, let alone make an impact on the way our organisations function. If workers are to achieve what theory suggests they can achieve through web 2.0 technologies - collective intelligence, greater knowledge, greater awareness, improved performance, then they are going to need help to do this.
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Creating, Managing, and Interacting with All Forms of Web 2.0 Content
by Social Computing News Desk
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(Aug. 6 1:29 PM) - "Vyew isn't just another WebEx or GotoMeeting where information is communicated in a canned one-to-many format," said Henry Hon, CEO of Vyew as he introduced Vyew version 2.5, "one of the first online applications to fuse both live meeting and asynchronous collaboration capabilities to improve content collaboration, online meetings, and workflow."
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Web 2.0 & Security – Preparing for Blogs, Social Networks and Other Services
by Social Computing News Desk
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(Aug. 6 1:21 PM) - There is a growing use of blogs, social networks and other Web 2.0 services, both in and out of the workplace. Some of these services create a risk of information leaks, while others offer potential new channels for malicious software. A recent Gartner report recommends that enterprises take certain precautions to limit the risks of both threats.
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Email = Communication, But Enterprise 2.0 = Collaboration
by R. Todd Stephens
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(Aug. 3 7:56 AM) - I got an email last week from another person deploying collaborative technology. The nice young lady wanted to know what to say to their manager who thinks collaboration is the same thing as email. Well now...
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A Manifesto for Integrating Social Media into Marketing
by Brian Solis
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(Jun. 12 10:17 AM) - There has been a fundamental shift in our culture and it has created a new landscape of influencers and an entirely new ecosystem for supporting the socialization of information – thus facilitating new conversations that can start locally, but have a global impact.
Monologue has given way to dialog.
Social media has created a new layer of influencers. It is the understanding of the role people play in the process of not only reading and disseminating information, but also how they in turn, share and also create content for others to participate. This, and only this, allows us to truly grasp the future of communications.
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'Attention Management' = More Intelligent Social Networking?
by Social Computing News Desk
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(Jun. 11 4:54 AM) - "As the amount of content in blogs, wikis, and social networks continues to skyrocket, it's becoming hard to keep up to date on everything that interests you with just your browser and feed reader," said David Gilmour, CEO of Tacit Software, Inc., as Tacit today announced the availability of illumio 2, a web service and free download for online and enterprise groups.
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From Gutenberg to Google: Media in Transition Conference
by Jeremy Geelan
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(Jun. 7 11:35 PM) - Since the big growth potential in media business lies in the area of user generated content, it is refreshing to see a conference taking shape in Europe that offers attendees insight into the techniques of the so-called Social Web, or “Live Web” – Web 2.0, Social Networks, Blogs, Video/Audio, Digital Rights, Rich Media, Peer2Peer, Mobile Web. What inspired the conference organiser, Matthias Koehler? The answer is Johannes Gutenberg.
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How To Use Social Bookmarking To Take Over the World
by Mike Stopforth
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(Jun. 7 9:27 AM) - Have you arrived here hoping to take over the world the del.icio.us way without reading Part One of this article? If so, then stop first and quickly catch up. For those of you with your del.icio.us accounts ready and raring to go, let’s dive back in and discover the power of its networking functionality.
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'The Social Browser Has Landed' – Netscape Re-aligns Itself with Social Computing
by Social Computing News Desk
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(Jun. 7 5:02 AM) - "The Social Browser Has Landed" proclaimed one blogger – admittedly, a so-called 'Netscape Scout' – as Netscape Navigator 9, based on the latest Mozilla technologies, was released this week.
"There are two main 'social' features in the browser," wrote Muhammad Saleem, the main one being integration with the Netscape.com social news portal.
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