Add comments Until recently, organisations who wanted to implement social software or “Enterprise 2.0″ This is still a viable solution in some cases, but in the last 12 months social software platforms have matured to the extent that they are now a viable offering. It also has good connections into Sharepoint. MORE >>

Inside out A view from deep inside the intestines of a global company Blog About My articles New BT social media case study (12/09/08) BT Web 2.0 It was inevitable that the unprecedented and explosive growth of social media tools on the internet would eventually start to seep through firewalls onto corporate intranets. MORE >>

Contact Knowledge Plaza Talks/Presentations Home » Management There will be no innovation or collaboration 4 June 2007 3 Comments I was at a small conference/workshop recently called ‘Social Software in the Enterprise’ We were there to discuss how social software is changing the way businesses operate and innovate from within. MORE >>

Collaborative Thinking Perceptions on collaboration and social software by Mike Gotta « Will It Take A Youthquake To Re-Tool The Enterprise? Hopefully, IBM will present its vision on how these social computing gaps will be filled. Heading them off at the pass Microsoft. The community feature is also not strong. MORE >>

Is it inevitable that some type of internal YouTube becomes standard fare behind the firewall? and explain why such an endeavor made sense - and then let co-workers vote it up or down? site called YouBama that launched a few days ago is a case in point. The videos can then be voted up or down Digg-style. It is an experiment. Please try again. MORE >>