Archive for the 'Enterprise 3.0' Category
May 20, 2008 Written by Ameed Taylor The Enterprise 2.0 conference is coming June 9-12, 2008 at the Westin Waterfront hotel in Boston. The conference organizers and advisory board have tweaked the format of the Enterprise 2.0 conference for 2008 and it should be a great event.
One of the more anticipated events in 2008 is the Enterprise 2.0 Launch Pad organized by Stowe Boyd. The Enterprise 2.0 Launch Pad is now down to 8 semi-finalists and the public (you) can review 2 minute demonstrations of each semi-finalists Enterprise 2.0 solution and vote online to help whittle the field down to 4 finalists. One of the 4 finalists will be chosen by Enterprise 2.0 conference attendees as the 2008 Launch Pad winner. Full Story » May 14, 2008 Written by Ameed Taylor 
Eastman Kodak Gets Web 2.0 Religion You know that Web 2.0 is mainstream when the oldest of the old guard companies; Eastman Kodak, appoints a Chief Blogger. Full Story » March 3, 2008 Written by Ameed Taylor One of the aspects of social media in the enterprise that has been hard to quantify is Community Participation. There are a number of arbitrary measurements that Enterprise 2.0 solutions providers and end users have cobbled together but up until recently there has not been a tried and proven method to calculate community participation.
To solve this vexing issue, Peter Reiser and the team at Sun have completed and filed a patent on the Community Equity Specification. Full Story » February 19, 2008 Written by Ameed Taylor
The W3C Semantic Web Group recently standardized its recommendation for the SPARQL Query Language for RDF. RDF is a directed, labeled graph data format for representing information in the Web. Full Story » December 20, 2007 Written by Ameed Taylor Tien Tzuo, Chief Strategy Officer for Salesforce.com, reviews how the traditional sales model for Enterprise Software should be adopted for Enterprise 2.0 and 3.0 software. This video is from the excellent Stanford Technology Ventures Program. Full Story » November 27, 2007 Written by Ameed Taylor 
The OnDemand Beat Blog will focus on Enterprise 2.0 and 3.0 startups and technology. As an added twist this Blog will focus not only on the startup and technology scene in the US, but will have a strong emphasis on review and discussion of Enterprise 2.0 - 3.0 startups and technology in Asia and Europe. Full Story » |