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Overview: The use of instant messaging in business is common, but at most companies, more robust Web 2.0 applications like mashups, presence awareness, and Ajax-powered Web portals are still in the experimentation phase. InformationWeek Research conducted this Web survey to examine the use of Web 2.0 tools -- such as wikis, blogs, RSS feeds, social networking, instant messaging, portals, mashups, and other Web-based collaborative applications. The survey was conducted in February 2007 and was completed by 250 business technology professionals.
Topics include:
Planned adoption
Challenges
User impact
As you watch new technologies take hold in the consumer market, start thinking now about the impact they can have in your enterprise. Within a few years, rich collaborative software platforms that include a slate of technologies like wikis, blogs, integrated search, and unified communications will be the norm. Use this 8-page report to make your plan for the future.
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