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Google Wave Enters Apache Foundation Incubator

Google Wave Enters Apache Foundation Incubator

By Krishnan Subramanian on November 24, 2010

I am an unabashed sucker of Google Wave (see previous CloudAve coverage) and the two reasons for its demise are Mainstream users had difficulty seeing the value in Google Wave as a collaboration and communication platform Google didn’t flex its muscle enough to push it down the throat of users and make them see the […]

Posted in Featured Posts, Open Source | Tagged apache incubator, Apache Software Foundation, collaboration, Collaboration tools, communication, googe wave, wave, Wave in a box, wikis

Idiotic Poll and Advertising at its Worst

Idiotic Poll and Advertising at its Worst

By Zoli Erdos on August 13, 2010

I happen to be interested in collaboration, wrote Wikis are the Instant Intranet over 4 years ago, way before it became a trendy subject, so of course I clicked on this link by Sameer Patel: +1 RT @dhinchcliffe: RT @elsua Required Reading: Is Social Intranet a Collab Solution? http://bit.ly/9FQ6aN @deb_lavoy /Outstanding read!  Is Social Intranet […]

Posted in General | Tagged advertising, CMS Wire, collaboration, poll, social intranet, wikis | 3 Responses

When Should Management Push Enterprise 2.0 Adoption?

When Should Management Push Enterprise 2.0 Adoption?

By Hutch Carpenter on June 23, 2010

After the Boston edition of the Enterprise 2.0 Conference, IBM’s Rawn Shah wrote a great follow-up post outlining ten observations from the event. A couple points that I found myself agreeing with wholeheartedly were: Adoption is about transforming human behaviors at work – More folks are starting to recognize that it is not trivial to […]

Posted in Enterprise | Tagged adoption, collaboration, e2.0, e2conf, email, enterprise 2.0, innovation management, lan, mba, social software, wikis

FUD in the House of SaaS – More on Suites

FUD in the House of SaaS – More on Suites

By Zoli Erdos on April 26, 2010

Recently I wrote about the evergreen Best-of-breed vs. Integrated All-in-One Suite debate again, arguing: Call me “old school”, but I also believe in the value of having one tightly integrated system for most business needs, and I believe it’s true not only for large corporations but much smaller businesses.  I don’t have CIO’s to back […]

Posted in Enterprise | Tagged all-in-one, application suites, Business ByDesign, business suite, ByD, collaboration, CRM, ecosystem, enterprise software, erp, fud, innovation, integration, mrp, netsuite, peoplesoft, pr, rootstock, saas, saas sales, SaaS suite, salesforce.com, sap, suitecloud, suitecloud10, suiteflow, unstructured data, wikis, workday

Are Suites Really Sour?  The Best of Breed vs. Integrated Suite Debate.

Are Suites Really Sour? The Best of Breed vs. Integrated Suite Debate.

By Zoli Erdos on April 14, 2010

The evergreen Best-of-breed vs. Integrated All-in-One Suite debate is back again. This will be a somewhat long post, so let’s sit back and start with some entertainment first. Episode 2, “Suites Are Sour”  is from the mini-series SuiteMates, which I admit I find hilariously entertaining, albeit rather pointless.  Why?  It’s run by supply chain solution […]

Posted in Analysis | Tagged all-in-one, application suites, Business ByDesign, business suite, ByD, collaboration, CRM, enterprise software, erp, innovation, integration, netsuite, peoplesoft, saas, saas sales, SaaS suite, salesforce.com, sap, unstructured data, wikis, workday | 7 Responses

The Two-Year Lag from Web 2.0 to Enterprise 2.0

The Two-Year Lag from Web 2.0 to Enterprise 2.0

By Hutch Carpenter on March 17, 2010

The Enterprise 2.0 sector draws heavy inspiration from innovations in the Web 2.0 world. Indeed, the name itself, Enterprise “2.0” reflects this influence. From a product management perspective, Web 2.0, and its derivations social networking and social media are great proving grounds for features before coding them into your application. A fruitful area to review […]

Posted in Analysis, Enterprise | Tagged enterprise 2.0, foursquare, geek, gowalla, location, social networking, techcrunch50, twitter, web 2.0, wikis

The SaaS applications wiki - open for business

The SaaS applications wiki – open for business

By David Terrar on February 12, 2010

Over on AccountingWEB’s forums (you need an AWEB account to log in, but it’s free) there have been some heavy exchanges discussing the barriers to adoption of Cloud solutions by accountants in practice in the UK.  I found it interesting, but sadly the dialogue has been too vendor driven, with plenty of verbiage from the […]

Posted in General | Tagged accounting, accountingweb, basda, cloud, cloud computing, collaboration, Enterprise, eurocloud, finance, intellect, on-demand, pbworks, saas, wiki, wikis | 1 Response

Social Media in the Enterprise - event report pt 2 of 2

Social Media in the Enterprise – event report pt 2 of 2

By David Terrar on February 4, 2010

Yesterday I blogged part 1 of my report on the Social Media in the Enterprise event that Alan Patrick and I cooked up (at Tuttle) to inject some enterprise related content in to this week’s “London Social Media Week“.  We had 8 speakers (originally 10, but Will McInnes of NixonMcInnes had travel problems, and Dr […]

Posted in Enterprise | Tagged blogging, collaboration, e20, Enterprise, enterprise 2.0, Events, networking, social media, wikis | 1 Response

Social Media in the Enterprise - event report pt 1 of 2

Social Media in the Enterprise – event report pt 1 of 2

By David Terrar on February 3, 2010

I blogged that Alan Patrick and I were running the only enterprise related event as part of this week’s “London Social Media Week“.  Considering we only had the idea a week last Friday at Tuttle, and only promoted the thing with a few tweets, I’m both impressed and surprised that we had around 50 attendees […]

Posted in Enterprise | Tagged b2b, cass business school, collaboration, Enterprise, enterprise 2.0, General Business, roi, smib, social media, social media week, value chain, web 2.0, wikis

Swiss Re - One of the Smart Companies

Swiss Re – One of the Smart Companies

By David Terrar on November 6, 2009

On Monday In Zurich during SOMESSO‘s Web 2.0 University™ based masterclass delivered by Jim Benson, one of the attendees related her company’s adoption of Social Media.  I was soaking up the material and offering Jim a little help, as we have just started to represent Hinchcliffe and Web 2.0 University™ in the UK.  One of […]

Posted in Enterprise | Tagged cloud, collaboration, Enterprise, enterprise 2.0, Events, forums, networking, on-demand, profils, saas, social media, somesso, swiss re, wikis, zurich | 1 Response

Pbworks Ups The Ante With Real Time Collaboration Features

Pbworks Ups The Ante With Real Time Collaboration Features

By Krishnan Subramanian on November 3, 2009

When Zoho projects 2.0 was released, I wrote a post about the evolution of project management. In the post, I talked about the nature of Project Management 2.0   Project Management 2.0 can be considered as the combination of traditional project management with collaborative and social components In the same post, I also dug in […]

Posted in Analysis | Tagged collaboration, pbworks, project management, real time collaboration, saas, social networks, wikis | 5 Responses

Google Sites Targets Enterprises With Its New API

Google Sites Targets Enterprises With Its New API

By Krishnan Subramanian on September 25, 2009

Google has taken a big step towards luring enterprises to use Google Sites instead of Microsoft Sharepoint. Yesterday Google Enterprise Blog announced the release of Google Sites API. This move not only ensures the potential enterprise adoption of Google Sites, it also helps Google elevate their entire Google Apps product to be more attractive for […]

Posted in Analysis, Enterprise | Tagged data portability, Enterprise, google sites, saas, wikis | 2 Responses

Pbworks Adds Social Component To Their Project and Legal Editions

Pbworks Adds Social Component To Their Project and Legal Editions

By Krishnan Subramanian on September 22, 2009

In June this year, Pbworks (formerly known as Pbwiki) launched the Project Edition, an integration of project management tools with the traditional wiki. This edition was directed towards freelance consultants, advertising firms, design firms, etc. in such a way that the project management becomes an organic outgrowth of the real work done by these businesses. […]

Posted in Product reviews | Tagged microblogging, pbworks, project management, saas, Social network, wikis | 3 Responses

US Army Wikified

US Army Wikified

By Zoli Erdos on March 17, 2009

WetPaint is one of my early “discoveries”, three years ago I called them the “wiki-less” wiki, as it blended wiki-like, forum-like and blog-like features long before it became fashionable.   I haven’t followed them closely, but apparently they’ve been growing nicely, and today I saw this post: The US Army on Wetpaint! – hm .. let’s […]

Posted in General | Tagged army, collaboration, less is more, military, power of less, social networking, US Army, User Generated Content, w2e, web 2.0, Web 2.0 Expo, web2expo, wetpaint, wikis | 1 Response

Email is Still Not Dead, Thank You.

Email is Still Not Dead, Thank You.

By Zoli Erdos on September 17, 2008

Yet-another-email-is-dead article, this time on SocialMediaToday, originally on OnlineMarketerBlog.  The author adds  Microblogging's increasing popularity to the  standard "reusable" arguments: people  using IM, or increasingly SMS, and most recently Facebook instead of email which they find cumbersome, slow and unreliable – hence email usage will decline. I beg to disagree as I did before and […]

Posted in Enterprise | Tagged collaboration, email, facebook, im, online documents, sms, twitter, wiki, wikis | 5 Responses

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