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As many know already, I’m not a fan of the term Enterprise 2.0. I think it’s derivative and boring, all at once. And yet, now people are building on it and advancing the version to 3.0.
I’m also not a fan of Web 2.0, but that one is livable. An email thr ... Continue reading »
I’m also not a fan of Web 2.0, but that one is livable. An email thr ... Continue reading »
1 year ago
1 year ago
IMHO, the relationship is symbiotic, for now. As platforms become commodities, the killer apps will reign supreme.
Jake
1 year ago
Is this a better way to express trust between organizations? Is it more powerful?
1 year ago
There is no Web 2.0, Enterprise 2.0 or 3.0, it's all the same principles applied to different relationships.
Jake