Friday, April 14, 2006

Many-to-Many, 13.04.2006: Enterprise 2.0

Many-to-Many, 13.04.2006: Enterprise 2.0
by Ross Mayfield: "But what is really different is the focus on users ahead of buyers and architecture. Remember, it’s made of people."

InfoWorld, 05.04.2006: Reinventing the intranet

InfoWorld, 05.04.2006: Reinventing the intranet
by Jon Udell: "Modern social software could be the key to building effective enterprise knowledge systems."

Wednesday, April 12, 2006

Performance Matters, 10.04.2006: Managing Rich Internet Applications [7]

Performance Matters, 10.04.2006: Managing Rich Internet Applications [7]
by Chris Loosley: "This is the seventh post in a series devoted to the challenges of Service Level Management (SLM) for Rich Internet Applications (RIAs)."

ZDNet.com - Enterprise Web 2.0, 10.04.2006: Outlook on software in 2006: Healthy, disruptive

ZDNet.com - Enterprise Web 2.0, 10.04.2006: Outlook on software in 2006: Healthy, disruptive
by Dion Hinchcliffe: "An increasing amount of attention is being given to the new Software 2006 Industry Report from the respected Mckinsey and Company (along with the Sandhill group)."

Monday, April 10, 2006

UX Magazine, 10.03.2006: This is Media 2.0

UX Magazine, 10.03.2006: This is Media 2.0
by Troy Young: "This transformation is really at the heart of Web 2.0 and probably describes the phenomenon better. I call it Media 2.0 (and probably others before me)."

Tuesday, April 04, 2006

Monday, April 03, 2006

web design from scratch, 03.02.2006: Predictions for a Web 2.0 social experience

web design from scratch, 03.02.2006: Predictions for a Web 2.0 social experience
by Ben Hunt: "Ben Hunt casts an eye to the future of a more connected web and how we will experience it through new social applications."

Sunday, April 02, 2006

ZDNet.com - Enterprise Web 2.0, 01.04.2006: The SOA with reach: Web-Oriented Architecture

ZDNet.com - Enterprise Web 2.0, 01.04.2006: The SOA with reach: Web-Oriented Architecture
by Dion Hinchcliffe: "This is all making folks fall back to simpler and more straightforward methods that just work."

Fast Company, 31.03.2006: Fast 50: Report From the Future

Fast Company, 31.03.2006: Fast 50: Report From the Future: "Inside, 50 portraits from the future: people in business, technology, government, the arts, and beyond who are writing the history of the next 10 years."

Saturday, April 01, 2006

Newsweek, 03.04.2006: The New Wisdom of the Web - Next Frontiers - MSNBC.com

The New Wisdom of the Web - Next Frontiers - MSNBC.com
by Steven Levy and Brad Stone: "Why is everyone so happy in Silicon Valley again? A new wave of start-ups are cashing in on the next stage of the Internet. And this time, it's all about ... you."

Wednesday, March 29, 2006

Friday, March 24, 2006

Read/WriteWeb, 21.03.2006: Microcontent Design, Part 1

Read/WriteWeb, 21.03.2006: Microcontent Design, Part 1
by Richard MacManus: "As I’ll outline in this series, microcontent design involves: microchunking your content, taking advantage of open standards, employing microformats, letting users subscribe to all kinds of RSS feeds, freeing your content via APIs and other means, designing for re-use of information, monetizing it, and more."

Sunday, March 05, 2006

Publishing 2.0, 03.03.2006: Web 2.0 And Media 2.0 Are Still In the 1.1 Phase

Publishing 2.0, 03.03.2006: Web 2.0 And Media 2.0 Are Still In the 1.1 Phase: "I’ve read A LOT about Web 2.0 — I haven’t seen so much Koolaid since I was at summer camp. And I’ve taken a stand that Web 2.0 is a long way from Media 2.0."

ZDNet.com, 03.03.2006: The real impact of Web Office | Office Evolution

ZDNet.com, 03.03.2006: The real impact of Web Office | Office Evolution: "by Marc Orchant: Steve Rubel pointed to an white paper by Rod Boothby of Innovation Creators that discusses the near-future impact web office technologies will have on the future way we work."

Thursday, March 02, 2006

BusinessWeek, 28.02.2006: Social Networks: More Bubble Than Profit?

BusinessWeek, 28.02.2006: Social Networks: More Bubble Than Profit?: "Sites like MySpace and Tagged generate millions of visits by users, some fanatical. But that does not a business model make"