Introduced by Andrew McAfee in 2006 and later expanded by others, the term seemed to be a slam dunk for a while. As in “So we’ve deployed internal blogs and wikis. Despite catchphrases like “Facebook for the enterprise”, the much discussed consumerization of IT does not mean emulation of consumer experiences within the firewall. MORE >>

Ross Dawson, chairman of Future Exploration Network, said that Australian firms are lagging far behind their US and UK counterparts, which are leading the way when it comes to adopting new web technologies. opens as follows: AUSTRALIAN LAW firms risk losing clients as well as talent if they don’t make use of Web 2.0 technologies. Web 2.0 MORE >>

Australian company Atlassian provides a counterpoint to that in their global success as an enterprise wiki, though arguably they are now out of the small player category. in Australia: The birth of Silicon Harbour? Ross Dawson, June 7, 2007 12:25 AM US PT A few initial reflections on the Web 2.0 suite. So we’ll have to find a better term.). MORE >>

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Join my blog network on Facebook Blog Networks « Getting ready for Building the Social Library Online | Home | Some great Library Technology Reports » The essence of Library 2.0? Not as sexy as Facebook, but it makes access for them a lot more seamless and it’s exactly where they want the library to be. was about. MORE >>