Enterprise 2.0 is not just web-based
Jeff Schultz writes:  I would prefer to see Enterprise 2.0 used to describe a fundamental shift in approach that involves more free-flow of ideas and communications between large cross-functional teams inside and outside businesses, and not limit it to being web or (heaven forbid) browser-based. Those are just distribution models.
“Social […]

What Does Web 2.0 Mean to Enterprises? 
Coach Wei nails it:  The role of enterprise IT is interaction and integration. Web 2.0 technologies can dramatically simplify and enhance both.
Use the FOAF, Luke  
Marc Fawzi ponders using RFID tags to identify and alert you to “friends of a friend” who happen to be in your physical proximity.  Not sure […]

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Jérôme Delacroix on Les Wikis
Justin Oberman at Mopocket on why Americans haven’t gone bananas over text messaging like, say, the Japanese have.  (Hint:  It’s the culture, stupid.)

Inside Microsoft’s Enterprise 2.0 Battle Plan 
When it comes to Web 2.0, there are some people counting Microsoft out.  Rod Boothby says that’s “simply crazy” and lists 5 reasons you have to take Microsoft seriously.
Kazeon, corporate search company, raises $21 million
Amazing factoid buried in story about Kazeon, which sells search engine technology to large companies, having raised $21 million […]

Application Insight: Why I Hate Web 2.0 
Josh Greenbaum laments the transformation of the Internet into an all-sell-all-the-time marketing channel: “…the real reason I hate Web 2.0 is because hidden beneath all the new stuff that is collecting under the Web 2.0 umbrella is a simple fact:  All that coolness exists to do an even better […]