Product Four Solving hard problems (why e2.0 In the last couple of weeks, I’ve written (dashed-off is more accurate) about the relationship between collaboration and team productivity, and collaboration and the ability to connect the dots. Is “collaboration&# enough to make teams productive? and web2.0 MORE >>

Traditional E-Newsletters I recently looked at a product designed for lawyers to start their own blogs, [link] and initially thought it might be a hard sell to larger law firms and that the tool was really more geared towards smaller firms and solo practitioners. Knowledgeline Thursday, October 14, 2004 Blawgs v. Posting is simple and fast. MORE >>

Blogs may have started as online journals for computer geeks or angst-ridden teens, but now they have become a force to be reckoned with in the corporate and political spheres, many times acting as gatekeepers or even overturning the mainstream media world, ending powerful careers or killing product lines. RSS : Really Simple Syndication. MORE >>

The blog is barely acceptable, the wiki is not, the decision to implement RSS rather than Atom was short-sighted and the "Corporate Facebook" capability is not that impressive. Organizations that selected point tools to fill gaps in existing collaboration and content platforms are now faced with products that have grown into mini-suites. MORE >>

workspaces) or task management and workflow products to direct actions on certain work items. account number, product information) to aid in locating and recalling what was tagged or bookmarked. product defect report in a customer service transaction could be tagged as “Recall_Issue”. Users tag information objects (e.g., MORE >>