Andrew McAfee, who initially coined the phrase "Enterprise 2.0", announced his new book, titled "Enterprise 2.0, New Collaborative Tools for your Organization's Toughest Challenges". The first chapter of the book can be downloaded here (registration required.) However, the book itself will only be available in December
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Anecdote: Trends that will affect enterprise collaboration - 0 views
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Jan. 7, 2009
MindTouch Deki - Social Enterprise Collaboration - 0 views
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Business Automation, Enterprise 2.0 Software
Xythos Software - 0 views
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Online Document Management - Enterprise Content Management - Online File Storage - Secure Document Collaboration - Document Management - Records Management - Document Workflow - Document Imaging
Socialtext: Products & Services: Free 50 Offer - 0 views
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"A free, hosted Socialtext account for up to 50 people from your company. It is private between co-workers. You and your colleagues get private, "Twitter‑like" micro‑blogging, social networking, and a shared wiki workspace. And you each get your own personal home page. If a collaboration network already exists for your company, you will be added to it. If not, one will be created."
Microsystems : Legal Templates Plus - 1 views
The Connectbeam Social Computing Blog: Three Silos That Enterprise 2.0 Must Break - 0 views
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why haven't companies instituted better ways to allow expertise to be emergent? Historically, the tools haven't been up to the job. The nature of most business applications is to focus your attention on executing a specific task. It's efficient, but the idea of making what workers know and do accessible to a wider audience was really never part of the plan.
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Traditional work has three silos which limit companies' ability to realize the full value of emergent expertise: Information silos Knowledge silos Connection silos Addressing these three silos is a key responsbility of Enterprise 2.0 if it is to drive meaningful improvements inside companies.
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Jan 16, 2009
Do's and don'ts for managing IT projects with wikis | InfoWorld | Analysis | 2008-09-03 | By Ephraim Schwartz - 0 views
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Wikis are a simple technology for managing information -- but used simplistically, they can do more harm than good
SocialText Blog: Socialtext Wins Business Journal Award - 0 views
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Dec 8, 2008
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