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C'est exactement la vision de ce que nous avons développé pour une entreprise comme Lisi Aerospace, un portail conversationnel, où les conversations ne sont pas axées sur les personnes comme elles le seraient dans un réseau social d'entreprise  traditionnel, mais axées sur l'entreprise et son organisation, afin de mettre en avant le collectif et la collaboration.

We were following Rypple for a long time, giving human ressource management a new vision. Now integrated with Salesforce, it's a great move, both for talent management area than for Salesforce (and Ryplpe :)). It's clear that salesforce is building a strong social and collaborative ecosystem, with do.com, rypple.com, sites.com and of course after the success of chatter, they are little by little entering the space as a major palyer.

Very good presentation about the future of Social Networks. Fully agree with the vision, we are telling it also for a few years. There will be many networks, not only one, the same in the professional life, and the great challenge of the future will be to manage these networks and to manage privacy between these networks. At the same time social networks will be the basis of any work or personal relationship. So it is essential to reach this goal.

Cela bouge du coté d'Orange Business Services, et confirme la vision qu'était venu nous présenter Gérard Garnier à notre table-ronde dédiée au cloud computing : http://kmd.li/cQLxvU

My vision of AOL is not good at all, but I hope I'm wrong and I wish sincerely good luck to Techcrunch and Arrington's team in this new venture, they deserve it because they have done a very great job all these last five years!

250 millions de dollars investis dans Jive ? Jive semble préparer une place de marché d'applications avec une vision plate-forme.

Google Docs may soon enable live, simultaneous editing of Microsoft Office documents thanks to the recent acquisition of DocVerse. The teams have a shared vision of enabling easy collaboration for Office users, and may end up signing up a few new businesses to Google Apps in the process.

That could become interesting.

This is the big question. You know my answer, in the future we'll not need anymore files, because everything will be manager online (produced and consumed online). I'm living with this all day, the only files I'm managing are those received from external people. Myself I'm not producing anymore files, everything is produced on a SaaS service (mind maps, docs, spreadsheets, accounting, billing, timesheet, bug tracking, development tracking, sales pipeline, CRM, task management, etc...)

Effectivement c'est un sacré retour en arrière puisque j'ai écris ce billet en 2006 ! Mais à la relecture, il est toujours autant d'actualité, et bien plus réalisable finalement aujourd'hui qu'à l'époque...

Microsoft seems to be very afraid of Google Apps. Here is one of the videos they are launching to try to demonstrate why to stay with Microsoft instead to go to Google. The problem is that each of their argument can be reversed! And that in this video they are defending a very traditional approach of computing, even if they could embrace the new one...