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I recently asked this question both on this blog and via email and LinkedIn to a number of friends, colleagues and coworkers. After some help from some old and new friends , we have successfully initiated some great discussions around an interesting topic. Before I present the complete collection of submissions, I would like to present the swarm below.
Future Visions: innovation
Web Worker Daily
Of the dozens of meeting requests I received for this year’s Interop conference, the one I least expected came from Google. Interop is all about enterprise IT — networks, security, servers, stuff with gravitas. But in its own way, Google is becoming a serious IT company. Read More »
One of the things we used to do on our blog, mostly inspired by the brilliant folks at BERG , was maintain weekly notes about what was going on at the WBS offices. I last posted those about a year ago, and as you can imagine, lots has happened since. Since these weekly notes are great way to keep a finger on the pulse of the company and what we do, we’re bringing them back. These are, then, the notes for week 310.
Webreakstuff
introduction This document was originally designed to address the questions which were sent to me by large customers wanting to launch work 2.0 initiatives. Very often these clients wanted to jump on the bandwagon, but they didn't know how to do it. They required help and guidance, even to understand the very meaning of Web 2.0. Evaluating what should be done as part of such Web 2.0 initiatives with large organisations implies that we rethink the definition of Web 2.0 (see O'reilly's 2.0 meme map to start with).