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The Enterprise 2.0 Conference is back with insight into the latest trends, and best practices for leveraging new social tools and technologies. Conference leaders will explore the challenges and opportunities presented by social networking, collaboration platforms, mobility, unified communications, search, video conferencing, and other technologies critical to the enterprise. Follow all the news from Boston and let top minds show you how to make your business more agile, connected, and responsive.

What Is Enterprise 2.0?

The way we work is changing rapidly, offering an enormous competitive advantage to those who embrace the new tools that enable contextual, agile and simplified information exchange and collaboration to distributed workforces and networks of partners and customers.

Enterprise 2.0 is the term for the technologies and business practices that liberate the workforce from the constraints of legacy communication and productivity tools like email. It provides business managers with access to the right information at the right time through a web of inter-connected applications, services and devices. Enterprise 2.0 makes accessible the collective intelligence of many, translating to a huge competitive advantage in the form of increased innovation, productivity and agility.


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    The Latest News

  • Enterprise 2.0: Pfizer's Cyberpunks Drive Social Computing At Drug Maker
    Workers at the company now routinely post articles to a wiki called Pfizerpedia that's grown to feature more than 10,000 articles and numerous how-to videos.

  • Enterprise 2.0: Oracle Plans New Business Apps, With A Social Twist
    The forthcoming apps from Oracle mirror the look and feel of Web 2.0 social networking services -- including MySpace and Facebook.

  • Enterprise 2.0: Wachovia Turns To Wikis, Blogs To Support Growth
    To connect its 100,000-plus employees, the financial services company is rolling out a slew of new collaboration tools anchored by Microsoft's Sharepoint Server.

  • Enterprise 2.0: Fedex To Deliver E-Services Beyond The Browser
    Fedex business customers want the convenience of accessing online tools and services without having to exit their applications and launch a new browser window.

  • Enterprise 2.0: CIA's Secret Intellipedia Has Universal Relevance
    The government's private wiki is a solution to the age-old problem of getting important information into the hands of intelligence agency people who can put it to good use.

  • Enterprise 2.0: Google, Amazon, Salesforce Push 'Cloud' Vision
    Vendors at the Enterprise 2.0 conference tried to convince a group of seasoned IT pros that they should put all their data in the so-called cloud and leave it to outsiders to manage.

  • Enterprise 2.0: Oracle Pushes 'Social CRM' Services
    The software services, to be previewed at the Enterprise 2.0 conference, are Oracle's first significant plunge into subscription-based SaaS.

  • Enterprise 2.0 Conference Preview: Behind The CIA's Intellipedia
    To improve information sharing among intelligence agencies, the CIA turned to technologies emanating from Web 2.0, such as blogs, Wikipedia -- and Facebook.

  • Enterprise 2.0 Conference Preview: Sony Gets Wiki With It
    Ahead of his talk at the Enterprise 2.0 Conference, Sony's Ned Lerner explains the advantages of having his teams use wikis and other open source enterprise collaboration applications to get the job done.

  • Enterprise 2.0 Conference Preview: Harnessing The Web Transformation
    Get ready for the Enterprise 2.0 Conference in Boston June 9 - 12. where attendees will get an up-close look at how SaaS and Cloud Computing, Search 2.0, and social networking in the enterprise are reinventing the way companies do business.

  • Google Launches Gmail Labs
    Gmail Labs offers a selection of experimental Gmail features for users to evaluate. Check out Email Addict.

  • Google Warns Against Weak Passwords
    A Google engineer's blog post offers tips on protecting personal online records and information with strong passwords.

  • Wireless Social Networking To Generate $2.5 Trillion By 2020
    The semiconductor and display industries will see significant changes as more people rely on wireless devices to connect with friends, according to iSuppli.

  • Microsoft Details Oslo Modeling Vision
    The heterogeneous SOA software for Visual Studio will have tools called Architecture Explorer and Architecture Layer Diagram for visualizing application logic in current code.

  • Yahoo Widget Unlocks Private Paris Hilton, Lindsay Lohan MySpace Photos
    The photos surfaced after a security researcher discovered that a MySpace widget in Yahoo's Widget Galley could be used to bypass MySpace privacy controls.

  • Google Launches 'Site Search' For Enterprise
    The rebranding of Google Custom Search Business Edition now offers enhanced index coverage including documents on public sites that otherwise wouldn't be indexed.

  • Enterprise 2.0 Conference Preview: Harnessing The Web Transformation
    Get ready for the Enterprise 2.0 Conference in Boston June 9 - 12. where attendees will get an up-close look at how SaaS and Cloud Computing, Search 2.0, and social networking in the enterprise are reinventing the way companies do business.

  • Adobe Acrobat, PDF Get Flash Support
    Adobe unveiled Acrobat 9, Acrobat Reader 9, a new suite of services called Acrobat.com, and extensions to PDF that support interactive Flash content.

  • Internet Explorer 8 Could Break Web Pages, Microsoft Warns
    Among other things, IE8 promises default compatibility with Web standards such as CCS 2.1 and HTML 5.

  • Google Earth Now Viewable Inside Web Browsers
    Google says it wants to open up the core of Google Earth to developers so they can create the next great 3-D geo application.

  • Amazon To Launch Streaming Video, Bezos Says
    The company has been beefing up its digital media offerings in order to better compete with rivals such as Apple and its iTunes music download service.

  • Google's Developer Strategy Rests On The Cloud
    Its new era of software development includes Google Gears, Android, Google App Engine, Google Web Toolkit, and OpenSocial API, the company revealed at its I/O conference.

  • Facebook Says It Will 'Open-Source' Its Platform
    acebook's decision to open its platform comes less than two weeks after the social network began denying Google's Friend Connect.

  • Microsoft To Unveil Social Bookmarking Tool
    A preview version of Microsoft's Social Bookmarks, to be introduced next month, will allow users to bookmark, tag, and share any URL on the Web.

  • N.Y.'s CIO Urges Interoperable, Vendor-Neutral Document Format
    The state report also advocates the creation of a cross-government Electronic Records Committee to address long-term concerns.

  • Auction Site Helps Disaster Victims In China, Myanmar
    auctionPAL will let site visitors donate unused goods, which it will sell and donate the proceeds to victims of the cyclone in Myanmar and the earthquake in China.

  • American Idol Fans Break Text Messaging Record
    AT&T customers said they tend to text more frequently during Fox's "American Idol" season than other times of year, and some first learned to text message by voting for the show's contestants.

  • In Slap At Microsoft, Google Has 'No Plan To Pay Our Users'
    A Google executive told an investor conference that there are many revenue opportunities for the company, particularly through refinements in search relevance, user experience, and ad quality.

  • Fear, Envy Mark European Attitudes To Google
    Executives from across Europe's technology, media and telecoms sector fear Internet search and advertising giant Google may steal their business, they told a Reuters summit this week.

  • Facebook Getting Facelift With Redesign
    Four new tabs will be located at the top of user profile pages and the new layout is expected to cut down on the need to scroll down to view the pages.

  • Europe Eyes Microsoft's ODF Pledge
    European trustbusters want to see if Microsoft's vow to support the OpenDocument Format in its Office products will loosen the software maker's stranglehold on the desktop applications market.

  • Salesforce.com Reports 50% Revenue Growth
    Salesforce.com reported net income of $9.56 million on revenues of $247.6 million in the first quarter and said it signed 2,600 companies and organizations as new customers.

  • Microsoft Office 2007 SP2 To Add ODF, PDF Support
    Despite its recent ISO approval, however, Microsoft will not support the standardized version of its own Open XML format until the release of Office 14.

  • SocialVibe Raises Funds For Earthquake, Cyclone Relief
    The social networking site launched a new feature this week that helps members raise money for victims of natural disasters.

  • Microsoft Offers Cash To Use Its Search Engine
    Microsoft plans to entice advertisers and users of its search engine with savings on online purchases on a site called Live Search cashback.

  • Report: Consumers To Demand Personalization In Mobile Web Access
    IBM's survey predicts nearly 1 billion mobile users will access the wireless Internet by 2011, representing $80 billion in Web services revenue.

  • Google Launches Google Personal Health Record Tools
    The pilot project with the Cleveland Clinic lets hundreds of patients add and access information about their medical histories and conditions.

  • Microsoft Eyes Yahoo Search Business?
    Together, Microsoft and Yahoo would control about 31% of the search market, compared with Google's 60%, according to comScore.

  • Doctors Use Speech Recognition Tools To Enhance Patient E-Health Records
    By 2011, the Defense Department expects to have its integrated, interoperable electronic medical record system at more than 500 military medical facilities and hospitals worldwide.

  • Facebook Stresses Independence Amid Microsoft Talk
    Asked specifically about the prospect of a sale to Microsoft, Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg declined to comment.

  • Most Business-Launched Virtual Worlds Fail, Gartner Says
    Many projects are abandoned because of a lack of clear objectives and a limited understanding of the demographics, attitudes, and expectations.

  • Facebook Disconnects Google Friend Connect
    Facebook says it denied Google Friend Connect access to Facebook user data for failing to respect its privacy requirements.

  • Comcast Goes Social With Plaxo Acquisition
    The social network has been developing a universal address book for Comcast's SmartZone communications center, which should launch later this year.

  • Google Adds Demographic Features To YouTube Analytics Tool
    The addition of visitor age and gender information to YouTube Insight is part of Google's overall mission to make the video sharing site profitable.

  • Zoho Ties Login To Google, Yahoo
    The feature makes it possible for someone to log in to Zoho using Google or Yahoo credentials in order to view and collaborate on documents created by a Zoho user.

  • SEC Requires XBRL Financial Reporting By Large Public Firms
    The mandate is expected to be phased in for additional publicly held companies once XBRL has become a standard way of making SEC reports.

  • IT Helps Small Businesses Survive Economic Challenges
    CDW's survey found companies that employ 50 to 100 people face a critical development phase, or a management inflection point.

  • Nimbuzz Offers All-In-One VoIP, IM, Text, And Chat
    The application developers say the mobile VoIP service enables users to communicate with each other around the world, often free of charge.

  • Google Upgrades iPhone Reader
    The newsreader offers many of the same features as Google's desktop version, but optimized for smaller mobile phone screens.

  • IT Helps Small Businesses Survive Economic Challenges
    CDW's survey found companies that employ 50 to 100 people face a critical development phase, or a management inflection point.

  • Workday Lands Software Industry's Biggest SaaS Deal
    The deal, for 200,000 users, marks a tipping point in the interest and use of on-demand software among large companies.

  • 16% Of Workers 'Hyper-Connected' To Technology, IDC Finds
    People in this category also use at least nine applications, such as instant messaging, text messaging, Web conferencing, and social networks, analysts found.

  • Nimbuzz Offers All-In-One VoIP, IM, Text, And Chat
    The application developers say the mobile VoIP service enables users to communicate with each other around the world, often free of charge.

  • Google Upgrades iPhone Reader
    The newsreader offers many of the same features as Google's desktop version, but optimized for smaller mobile phone screens.

  • Powerset Previews Semantic Search Engine
    Powerset aims to prove that its natural language-based search makes it easier to find things on Wikipedia and Freebase, an open community database.

  • Nokia To Take Mapping Service Online
    Much of the information on Nokia's mapping service is from mapmaker Navteq, which Nokia announced in October it planned to acquire for $8.1 billion.

  • Google's Friend Connect To Spread Social Data
    The software is part of an emerging set of technologies like OpenID, OAuth, OpenSocial, and the data access APIs published by Facebook, Google, and MySpace.

  • Google Releases 'Vidnik' Video-Capture Software For Mac
    However, movies made with the application may be out of sync with the picture when YouTube encodes the video.

  • 'Grand Theft Auto Success' Taxes IGN's Google-Powered Map
    Microsoft's retailer survey also found more than 60% of all GTA games sold in the first week were for its Xbox 360 videogame console.

  • Microsoft Set To Launch WorldWide Telescope, Gates Says
    With the launch of WorldWide Telescope, Microsoft will extend its battle for Internet dominance with Google to the cosmos.

  • MySpace To Share User Profiles With Other Sites
    Yahoo, eBay, Photobucket, and Twitter have joined the site's "data-availability initiative" using OAuth integration technology.

  • Facebook Commits To Stronger Safety And Privacy Measures
    Facebook is working with state officials to protect young users of its social networking service.


    Blogs and Commentary

  • The Trouble With Social Computing

  • A Pricey Peek Behind The Curtain At IBM's Intranet

  • Meet Me In Boston On June 9 For A Free 'Evening In The Cloud'

  • Google's Grand Experiment: You

  • Finding The Needle, Part Three

  • Movable Type 4.2 To Focus On Speed

  • Note To Dennis Howlett: If You're So Down On E2, Then Stay Home

  • Adobe's Buzzword Fails To Compete With Google Docs

  • Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey Talks About Its Business Model

  • Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey Describes Upcoming Upgrades

  • Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey: Improved Uptime Is Top Priority

  • Goosh: A Command Shell For Google, By Gosh

  • Nokia: Video Calling Uptake Slow Because People Are Vain

  • A Quick Look At Facebook's Open Source

  • Google's Schmidt: Mobile Internet The Future Of Advertising

  • Google's Android To Offer Up App Store?

  • Spigit's Web 2.0 For Enterprise Collaboration

  • Why The NY Times And Mashable.com Were Off Base On Blogging And Heart Failure

  • Open Source And Open APIs, Facebook-Style

  • Tomorrow's CIO: The Qualifications

  • Adobe Flash Player Under Attack

  • What CIOs Say About Innovation And Web 2.0 Tools

  • Social Networking As Rocket Science

  • Facebook Vulnerable To Serious XSS Attack

  • Microsoft Live Search Cashback Deserves Some Credit

  • iPhone Reports: GeoTagging, 3G On/Off Switch, Availability

  • Google Offers Everyone Access To 'Sites'

  • Microsoft Spends To Undermine Google's Pay-Per-Click Gold Mine

  • Is SaaS 'Unstoppable' For Open Source?

  • Analyst: Don't Buy iPhone 2.0

  • Video: Yahoo Tells All About Mobile Development

  • Chipotle Uses Social Media To Combat Hepatitis Scare

  • One-On-One With The Founders Of FriendFeed

  • Google Futzes With Faces In Street View

  • Data Analytics Startup Lands MySpace As Early Adopter

  • Big Web Players Move To Keep Reins On Users

  • Salesforce.com And Workday Get Chummy

  • The Enterprise Future Of Semantic Search

  • Closing The Open Source ASP Loophole

  • Google Picks Top 50 Android Developers. Are You One Of Them?

  • Google Friend Connect Only Half Open

  • Baynote Offering Brings Business Value To Social Search

  • Google Goes To The Social With Friend Connect

  • MindTouch's Momentum Shows The Power Of Mashups

  • One Small Step For Socialcast, One Giant Leap For Enterprise Social Networking

  • 3 Mistakes Customers Make With Their Content

  • Google Offers Mobile Enterprise Protection Tools