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The Enterprise 2.0 generational myth
When I was at the Enterprise 2.0 Conference in Boston last week, there was a persistent idea that bringing these tools into the enterprise was at least partly about attracting younger workers and making them more comfortable. The theory goes that young people--weaned on Facebook, MySpace and YouTube--will not be able to function without similar tools at work. The other side of this is that those of us who are over 40 will have a tough time adjusting to these new-fangled tools, but we'll just have to go along with them in order to get along. I'm here to say, I don't buy either of these views. Read more...
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Closed companies like Apple can still share and collaborate internally
Gerry McGovern, a content management author and consultant, has an interesting piece this week on CMS Wire on what he sees as the disconnect between Apple's reputation as a "cool company" and its... Read more...
New report finds less than half of Intranet users are adopting Enterprise 2.0
Toby Ward, President of Prescient Digital Media has released an extensive survey of Intranet users which explored how much impact Enterprise 2.0 tools are having on Intranet use. What he found was... Read more...
Nuxeo announces new cloud service
Nuxeo announced, this week, that it will be releasing a beta of a new cloud-based version of its document management product. The product is built on top of Amazon's infrastructure and provides a way... Read more...
SDL snags XyEnterprise
Ah, another week, and still more consolidation in the content management space. This time it's XML content management vendor XyEnterprise getting snagged by SDL. As Ann Rockley, the XML guru and... Read more...
Vignette marches forward with release of VCM-V8
Vignette announced this week, a soft release of the latest version of their web content management product dubbed VCM-V8 or Vignette Content Management-Version 8. The product will be released... Read more...
Fatwire releases two new products for marketers
This week, FatWire announced the release of two new analytics products: FatWire Engage 7.5 for personalization and FatWire Analytics 2.5 for web content optimization. The two products work in... Read more...
Neatest technology at Enterprise 2.0
At the Enterprise 2.0 Conference, I saw a lot of presentations, met with a lot of vendors and saw a lot solutions, but a couple of things I saw were particularly neat:
The Socialtext Social... Read more...
SharePoint director remains bloodied but unbowed
This week at the Enterprise 2.0 Conference in Boston, I met with Christian Finn, director of SharePoint, the often-maligned content management tool from Microsoft. For all the criticism, Microsoft... Read more...
Enterprise 2.0 Conference in pictures
I spent parts of Monday through Wednesday this week at the Enterprise 2.0 Conference in Boston. Some of the highlights were:
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Cheryl McKinnon from Open Text discusses knowledge management and finding experts
Open Text had a big presence at the Enterprise 2.0 Conference in Boston this week. They were showing off their new social software platform called Open Text Social Media. The new social media tools... Read more...
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