In the last few months of 2007 I talked with individuals from a number of tool providers that can be used to support Enterprise 2.0. I posted on each, either on my own Portals and KM blog or at the FastForward blog. Some are currently more consumer web focused at the moment but easily could be adapted to the enterprise. I want to share these with the AppGap audience as they are very relevant to what we are discussing here but are not part of our blog archive. Here is a listing with links to the relevant blog post.
Awareness – Enterprise Social Media Platform
Blogbridge Continues to Expand its Functionality – RSS reader
CircleUp - Social Communications Service
Cogenz - Enterprise Social Bookmarking
Communispace: Using Extranet 2.0 to Collect the Wisdom of Customer Crowd
Connectbeam: Combining Social Bookmarking and Social Networking
eProject – Enterprise 2.0 Collaborative Business Applications
eProject Evolves to become Daptiv
QedWiki and DAMIA - IBM’s Enterprise Mashup Tools
More on IBM and Enterprise 2.0
illumio – a Smart Content Filter that also offers Enhanced Collaboration and Content Sharing
InsideView: Enterprise 2.0 Market Intelligence
Jive Software – Clearspace – Enterprise Collaboration Platform
Knowledge Management 2.0 and Microsoft Office SharePoint Server (MOSS)
Microsoft Sharepoint Adds Some Purer Play Partners
MyTeam (Active Networks) – Organizational Support
Serena Software - Enterprise Mashups
Traction Software – Enterprise Blog and Wiki Platform
Twitter Enters the Enterprise? Be sure to look at the many comments and Nancy White’s collection of Twitter stories.
QuickBase: Enterprise 2.0 Application Builder for Business Users
QuickBase Goes After Large Scale Enterprise 2.0 Applications
iQuest integrates social network analysis with search (both term-less search and key word based).
Extending Google Enterprise Search Through iQuest Discovery
Worklight Enters the Enterprise Facebook Market
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Be sure to catch Bill Ives' ongoing review series in which he looks at online, sharable database apps. The focus of Bill's reviews: web-based business software that enables companies and individuals to better organize, track, and share information, as well as better manage projects, processes and workflows.
Among the Web-based tools he's reviewed: Zoho, QuickBase, and TrackVia.

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The AppGap has hosted a series of discussions with leading thinkers and doers intended to illuminate how new apps and approaches are changing the way we work and help companies and individuals implement better collaboration, project management, and productivity practices and solutions. Access, via the links below, the recordings, each about an hour long, of the discussions.
- 5 Big Ideas for Getting All That Work Done
- Should Your Business be Friends with Facebook
- The Future of Work
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