2007 11 03 Web 2.0 Design Patterns book by Digital
Walkabout
2007 10 23 Web 2.0 Summit Presentation by O'Reilly
2007 10 23 ECM and Enterprise 2.0
2007 10 09 IBM Mashup Starter Kit
2007 09 14 Enterprise 2.0 at the Crossroads by by Susan
Scrupski
2007 08 25 Meet Charlotte
2007 08 25 Enterprise2.0 Web2.0 Trends
2008 01 31 Redbooks Wiki: Central Texas DITA UG Presentation on
Slideshare by Chris Almond on
2008 01 29 What is Beehive and Lotus transformation by Judith
Hurwitz
2008 01 29 10 New Technologies IBM Is Cooking in Its Innovation
Labs by eWeek
2008 01 29 IBM Beehive, social networking for the
enterprise
2008 01 29 Web 2.0 storytelling platforms
2008 01 29 Strategy For Facebook, A Ready-Made Marketing
Platform by Forrester's Jeremiah
2008 01 29 IBM Lotushere 2008 Presentaion
2008 01 29 Why IBM Needs Beehive ( IBM's Facebook)
2008 01 29 Innovation, User Experience & Meet the
Developers Labs at Lotusphere 2008 by Luis Suarez
2008 01 27 Beehive IBM Facebook by @IT)
2008 02 10 All in one BPM Intalio
2008 02 09 BPM ; Intranet BPMS
2008 02 06 Vitria and the Convergence of BPM and Web 2.0 bu
eBizQ
2008 01 27 BPM
2008 01 24 IBM Acquires AptSoft to Expand Portfolio in
Burgeoning Business Events
2007 12 19 All in one BPM (Intalio
2007 12 16 Intalio Back on Gartners Magic Quadrant
2007 12 09 Business Intelligence / Analytics Technology Drives
42% Improvement in Customer Retention
2007 12 07 Intalio Japanese
Enterprise2.0
2008 02 06 A nice definition of Office 2.0 by James Governors
Monkchips
2008 01 31 OpenID: An Executive Briefing from IBM
2008 01 05 OpenDocument Format Alliance 2007 Annual Report
published
2007 12 09 Web Office Market status update by Read/Write
Web
2007 11 03 Office 2.0 & Web Office competitive landscape by
Read/Write Web
2007 09 25 WebEx WebOffice making progress to offer Enterpise
2.0 services
2007 09 19 IBM Brings Back Symphony (For Free) by Irwin
Lazar
2007 09 11 IBM JOINS OPENOFFICE.ORG COMMUNITY
2007 09 10 Office 2.0 Conference Presentation
2007 09 10 Office 2.0 and the future of work by
BPMS
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Ernst & Young 19,000
Deloitte 16,800
PwC 12,706
BBC 11,715
Procter & Gamble 9,327
General Electric 8,000
UBS 6,532
Teach of America 4,800
Wells Fargo 3,790
Morgan Stanley 6,343
BofA 3,761
GM 1,727
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November 25, 2007 Jeff Pulver Blog A look at Facebook's
International Growth during the past 30 days Asia: 128.00% South
America: 59.91% Pacific: 34.40% Africa: 18.88% North America:
8.85%
18. IBM WEB,BLOG BLOG = Weak Ties BLOG SNS Facebook Bluepages+1
Slideshare: IBM CIO 2010 Outlook - Roo Reynolds
http://www.slideshare.net/rooreynolds/ibm-cio-2010-outlook-roo-reynolds
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21. IBM IBM used facebook long before we started selling it
Profiles Productivity driven savings of $194M per year Blogs We
host 10,429 total Blogs, Sept 07 T hey generate more publicity then
our communications department.. IBM rs get feedback from the crowd
which can be used to improve our services Enabling every employee
to publish and discuss their ideas out in the open BluePages holds
475,000 profiles and serves 3.5 million searches per week IBMs
BlogCentral hosts 27,300 weblogs (420 group blogs) with 62,000
entries and 60,000 comments, and 10,800 distinct tags. 83,580
85,052 35,094 August 2007 60% 60% 65% % increase 50,000 Comments
51,000 Entries 23,000 (67 countries) Users August 2006
22. IBM Share 327,233 public and tagged bookmarks, Sept 2007
Dogear Productivity driven savings of $4.5M per year Based on: 286,
586 average search visits per week each IBMer saves 12 seconds per
search visit today The goal: provide context, develop cultures, and
grow capabilities that individuals need to be able to perform
effectively And host 900 + communities of many different interests
Communities IBM Community Map hosts 700 communities. IBM Forums
hold 36,000 entries. IBMs internal Dogear system has 185,000 links
from 3,425 users. One-third are intranet links and only 2.5% are
private.. IBMs internal Activities service has seen all content and
usage statistics grow by 2.5x over the second half of 2006 to
10,000 activities, 60,000 entries and 32,000 users. Activities
Increased search satisfaction 50% of user searches end with clicks
on user-tagged content
23. IBM
IBMs e-Classifier text-mining tool is used to scan the
discussion forums to identify emerging themes and help facilitators
and participants quickly grasp the essence and priority of the
underlying discussions in any forum.
IBMs SurfAid provides real-time metrics on usage and
demographic participation.
Forum participation and discussion is influenced through
real-time human intervention by moderators and facilitators, using
both e-Classifier and SurfAid data .
24. IM Slideshare: IBM CIO 2010 Outlook - Roo Reynolds
http://www.slideshare.net/rooreynolds/ibm-cio-2010-outlook-roo-reynolds
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BLOG
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43. Info 2.0 Presentation Services EDW Legacy Legacy Portals,
Browsers, and or Devices Strategic APPL Event Processing Tactical
APPL Tx APPL App Server Discovery APPL Master Data APPL Process
Services Information Integration Services Analytic Services Master
Data Services Transaction Application Services Analytic Application
Services Business Process Management Federation Discovery Services
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45. SaaS
Wave I - The characteristics of Wave I, the standalone SaaS
solution, did not include significant activity beyond the
development of SaaS suites, e.g., Netsuite, which has since evolved
into an ecosystem, and the initial releases of salesforce.coms
Appforce, which later evolved into the AppExchange platform (SIP),
marketplace and ecosystem.
Wave II As SaaS 2.0 emerged, along with it emerged service
providers -- especially in collaboration and travel -- that began
building SaaS Integration Platforms from middleware components to
enable business marketplaces. We believe that the next service
providers to emerge in this space will be financial services
companies that build SaaS platforms to enable their ecosystems to
transact business in the cloud.
Wave III As the SaaS market enters Wave III in 2008, Saugatuck
expects we will increasingly see service providers choose to
acquire branded SaaS Integration Platforms to enable vertical (and
horizontal) marketplaces and IT-targeted marketplaces.
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Application Environment Computing Cloud SaaS Platform DB
