Ross is one of the leaders in the Enterprise 2.0 Space. Smart guy.
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Enterprise 2.0 Keynote: Ross Mayfield ” SlideShare
Ross is one of the leaders in the Enterprise 2.0 Space. Smart guy.
Enterprise 2.0 Keynote: Ross Mayfield » SlideShare
Ross is one of the leaders in the Enterprise 2.0 Space. Smart guy.
Enterprise 2.0 Keynote: Ross Mayfield ” SlideShare
Ross is one of the leaders in the Enterprise 2.0 Space. Smart guy.
A New, Better Approach to RSS
This is a very interesting idea applied to RSS feeds. The same model should be applied to people within an enterprise. Is this the future of social applications?
A New, Better Approach to RSS
This is a very interesting idea applied to RSS feeds. The same model should be applied to people within an enterprise. Is this the future of social applications?
Cases2.0 and IdeaFactory
As many of you know, Rich built a cool site we have been using internally called IdeaFactory. Adoption internally has been astounding. We have tapped into a well of pent up expertise. It is proof that the 1:1 model of sharing (i.e. email your boss a good idea) just doesn’t work. There are many reasons… Read More
Tour de France – Live Tracker (Google Maps)
The Tour de France Live Tracker is a mashup between Google Maps and telmetric live data. Watch the exact position and additional data (heart rate, cadence, speed, power) of the racing cyclists on an interactive map. This is a great example of making data
Tour de France – Live Tracker (Google Maps)
The Tour de France Live Tracker is a mashup between Google Maps and telmetric live data. Watch the exact position and additional data (heart rate, cadence, speed, power) of the racing cyclists on an interactive map. This is a great example of making data
Is a bar chart really the best we can do?
I recently caught a demo of Hans Rosling’s software which provides a pretty amazing visualization framework for understanding relationships between data. In this demo, Hans analyzes, by country, infant mortality vs GNP over the course of about 100 years. Like all great presentations, if forces you to re-think how you view something – in this… Read More
Chris Anderson and the 4 Stages of Technology
If you’re not watching TED, you should be. It is one of the real gems of the web. Visionaries from around the globe sharing their perspective in digestible chunks you can enjoy from your PC in your boxers. In this video, Chris Anderson of Wired has explains the 4 stages of technology. Briefly they are:… Read More
Guerrilla Tactics, the iLife Effect and the Center of Gravity
A common analogy used in business is that of war. Conceptually speaking war used to be easy. You had an enemy, they had a flag, a home base, troops huddled together, and clear lines of division. This was true during revolutionary times and remained true up through the major world wars. Enter Guerrilla Tactics: From… Read More
VentureBlog: The Web 2.0 List
Fantastic list of Web 2.0 Companies
VentureBlog: The Web 2.0 List
Fantastic list of Web 2.0 Companies
Enterprise RSS Feed Servers and RSS Readers – Attensa – Home
Enteprise RSS enablement service.
Enterprise RSS Feed Servers and RSS Readers – Attensa – Home
Enteprise RSS enablement service.
Inkling Markets Public Marketplace
These guys are a predicitive markets engine. Just like NewsFutures. It is a very cool idea to leverage the wisdom of the crowds. Lot's of applicability to game design and enterprise apps.
Inkling Markets Public Marketplace
These guys are a predicitive markets engine. Just like NewsFutures. It is a very cool idea to leverage the wisdom of the crowds. Lot's of applicability to game design and enterprise apps.
The Problem with Enteprise 2.0
Enterprise 2.0 is Web 2.0 for companies. Some have called it “Consumerprise”, but whatever your term, you get the idea – applying successful concepts from the consumer web to companies. This type of thinking is the driving force behind any start-up that defines itself as “DIGG for the Enterprise” or similar. The more I see… Read More
McKinsey on 2.0
In a recent McKinsey study, most organizations (63%) are currently investing in Web Services. Interestingly enough, very few of these same companies (4%) saw Mashups as something they were investing in: