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" I saw Cogenz present at the NETIKX meeting in Feb. PhilR"

Their products are interesting, but Charles Armstrong's views on his blog are even more interesting. They resonated highly with me, particularly the appropriateness of 'enterprise social computing' (or 'enterprise social systems' as one of his correspondents prefers).

Excellent blog on how the West can learn from innovations in developing countries. This may use digital media as an example, but the principle must surely apply to solution finding and innovation in many contexts.

In 2009, the Center for Marketing Research at the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth released one of the first studies of the Fortune 500's adoption and usage of one of the best-known forms of social media - blogging. This new study revisits and refreshes that prior in-depth study and expands to look at the Fortune 500's usage of the most dramatically growing new social media site - the microblogging service Twitter.

Following Richard Wallis' presentation at the KIN Winter Workshop, here is a great example of how open linked data can add value, managed by LGID

The KIN Autumn 2011 Workshop is on the Future of Work. Blog from Lynda Gratton from London Business School.

blueKiwi 2009 is an enterprise social software for people-centric organizations to create powerful and secure social networks and collaborative environments with partners, customers and colleagues. Integrating familiar features of Web 2.0 such as wikis, blogs, forums, RSS and tagging, blueKiwi introduces a new and innovative way of getting things done.

Interesting diagram showing the efficiency of using Wikis.