…. the internet as Web 2.0 is displacing Microsoft Windows as the dominant software development platform,
…. the competitive edge comes from aggregating the collective intelligence of everyone who uses the platform….. ‘
‘Web 2.0 is a transformative force that’s propelling companies across all industries
towards a new way of doing business characterized by harnessing collective intelligence, ….
‘The SalesRoundup Podcast is designed to deliver useful information to IT sales professionals and their management teams in a fast, simple and easy to use format.
It provides sales people a means to learn new sales skills or brush up on old ones at their convenience, even while driving, in short 40 minute segments each week’
Are you leveraging Social Networking to drive more sales? Is your marketing department using Web 2.0 to get you more leads? More and more organizations are utilizing social networking technology to make more money.’ : podcast
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY:’The enterpriseWeb 2.0 market, which includes (…)
blogs, wikis, and social networking within the enterprise, was a growing force in enterprise software in 2007.
(…) it will continue to gain importance in 2008
as an increasing number of firms look to enterprise Web 2.0 tools…
… to solve long-standing information worker problems. (…)‘
This is a nice presentation on the benefits of LinkedIn by Zale Tabakman. He explains the benefits of the overall size of your LinkedIn network, and how you can quickly achieve this.
Great video with Mark Zuckerberg (CEO of Facebook) explaining the newest developments at Facebook.com.
He talks about further opening up the platform to third party developers and how to make money on his platform. He is speaking for some 800 developers at the f8 Keynote in San Francisco. Currently there are more than 10000 Facebook applications.
As with the BigCo selection, the Read/WriteWeb authors were unanimous in our decision. The Best LittleCo of 2007 is Twitter, Inc.
“Social network publishing is very terse, blog publishing is verbose. Is there a form of publishing which is on one hand as easy as social networking, but as sequential as regular blogs? Twitter and Tumblr have recently emerged to define this new category of microblogging.”
The simple idea of Twitter is to express what you are doing right now, in 140 characters or less. …. ‘