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COLLABORATION 2.0 AUGUST 4, 2008 'ESME': Social messaging within an enterprise SOA environment \| ZDNet In some ways ESME is more advanced than Twitter since it features user groups and tag clouds, enabling project based contextual messaging. The demo above outlines a use case scenario (and is also actually a pretty good general business use overview for those baffled by the concept of micro blogging). He is based in San Francisco. MORE >>	COLLABORATIVE THINKING SEPTEMBER 15, 2009 One Way To Look At Social Computing HP , IBM , Microsoft ). iPhone) as well as what's possible (in terms of application scenarios given connectivity advances (e.g., Web 2.0 MORE >>	RECENT POSTS SEPTEMBER 15, 2009 \| COLLABORATIVE THINKING One Way To Look At Social Computing JUNE 4, 2009 \| LIBRARY CLIPS Activity-Centric Collaboration: Google Wave and Activities in Lotus Connections AUGUST 4, 2008 \| COLLABORATION 2.0 'ESME': Social messaging within an enterprise SOA environment \| ZDNet NOVEMBER 12, 2006 \| TURNING KNOWLEDGE WORKERS INTO INNOVATION CREATORS The Week Enterprise 2.0 Became Reality \| innovation Creators JULY 16, 2005 \| KNOWLEDGE-AT-WORK Knowledge-at-work: Sharing knowledge - do we know enough?
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LIBRARY CLIPS JUNE 4, 2009 Activity-Centric Collaboration: Google Wave and Activities in Lotus Connections A little while ago I talked about not so much groupware, but a middle space, moreso activityware, where you create an object and invite people to add to it. From the screencast I find IBM’s Activities in tune with human behaviour. The Clipper Group has a review on the whole Lotus Connections Suite. Google Wave. MORE >>	TURNING KNOWLEDGE WORKERS INTO INNOVATION CREATORS NOVEMBER 12, 2006 The Week Enterprise 2.0 Became Reality \| innovation Creators IBM QED Wiki First, just watch the video: The video may be kind of cheesie, but damn, the technology is a cool concept. Web 2.0 Summit. Web 2.0 MORE >>	KNOWLEDGE-AT-WORK JULY 16, 2005 Knowledge-at-work: Sharing knowledge - do we know enough? How about the groupware vendorthat sells tools, but sponsors no work on understanding collaboration,group processes or conducts no ethnographic research?, Which scenario do youchoose? Which scenario do you think most people choose? Eliciting group consesnus is where requirement elicitation goes wrong. Oh, my! MORE >>
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