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The famous Dion Hinchcliffe's predictions about Enterprise 2.0 for the year. Here are the 8 predictions for 2009 :) But what about 2008 predictions? Dion's first paragraphs are about them...

Jon Husband is analysing in detail the new BlueKiwi offer, and how it is a real tool to help changing usages within corporations. He demonstrated that this is a new layer to information systems, not only a complement to any existing IBM or Lotus infrastructure, which is the major problem for large accounts to integrate this new technologies.

Great interview of Andrew McAfee, father of the Enterprise 2.0 word

Pour l'instant, je n'ai vu que la séance de clôture mais le contenu à l'air d'être riche. Une journée dans la vie d'un télétravaileur, organisateur d'évènement, animateur de réseau, veilleur.

Je pense qu'il est important de lire comment techcrunch est devenu ce qu'il est devenu... Business model = 1/2 publicité + 1/2 événements.

Je pense qu'il est important de lire comment techcrunch est devenu ce qu'il est devenu... Business model = 1/2 publicité + 1/2 événements.

Tim Draper 10 reasons why a startup fails

Interview of the creator of the internet browser, and one of the initiator of this incredible new era of the internet.

bad practices about Twitter

a case study of enterprise 2.0 implementation (1500 users)

Apple is improving its business ecosystem, adding the possibilty for application to sell themselve new items within their application.

info or intox?

Great!

About what the business models of internet companies should be. I agree with this, new technologies and organizations should be applied to startups themselves, reducing drastically employees, charges and costs. Then the margin and the leverage with revenues will increase. They are the best business models, and every startup manager should be aware of it. Essential. of course, this must be projected to traditional companies also, this is what we can do using enterprise 2.0 technologies and organisations.

Google will begin showing ads on Wednesday to people based on their previous online activities in a form of advertising known as behavioral targeting, which has been embraced by most of its competitors but has drawn criticism from privacy advocates and some members of Congress.