Enterprise 2.0

adaptive path » tagging vs. cataloging: what it’s all about
“Del.icio.us takes things a step further by employing a type-ahead feature that suggests similar tags a user might be interested in using. This not only helps people who have trouble deciding on which terms to use, but it also brings about some level of s
(tags: tagging [...]

Libraries in the NHS
How one person thinks Britsh health service employees would use enterprise bookmarking. Hehe!
(tags: funny enterprisebookmarking NHS)

People Over Process: IBM SWG: Lotus “Ventura”!
IBM releases details of their Web 2.0 suite, to including social bookmarking application Dogear.
(tags: Web2.0 IBM Dogear enterprisebookmarking)

Enterprise Tagging: How Sales & Marketing can exchange information
A real business application for enterprise tagging, but why use a blog when you can use an enterprise bookmarking system?
(tags: tagging sales marketing)

Anecdote: Three types of collaboration
Great post from Shawn Callahan on the three types of collaboration: team collaboration; community collaboration; and network collaboration. Social (enterprise) bookmarking [...]

Connectbeam and Social Bookmarking for sales business unit
ConnectBeam and Factiva are looking at social bookmarking in the sales environment.
(tags: connectbeam factiva sales social_bookmarking)

Have You Reached Your Personal Software Tipping Point?
Dennis McDonald has!
(tags: dennis_mcdonald)

New Analyst Report Describes How the Enterprise Can Derive Tangible Benefits from Adopting Web 2.0 Technologies and Tools
The IDC Executive Brief, entitled “Getting [...]

PodTech.net: Bookmarking, tagging, and social software comes to the Enterprise
Robert Scoble posts a video demo of an enterprise bookmarking application similar to Cogenz. Looks a bit more complicated, and quite expensive.
(tags: cogenz connectbeam enterprisebookmarking)

eFoundations: The “social” in social tagging
(tags: tagging social_bookmarking)

Visualizing Social Bookmarking Data
(tags: social_bookmarking visualization)

One word for many trends
“Crowdsourcing can generally be described as commercial organisations encouraging customers or users to contribute of knowledge or ideas”
(tags: crowdsourcing enterprise2.0)