Cheers all :D Awie Posted on July 07, 2006 at 09:20 PM | Comment permalink Hi, this is really what I’m thinking about and looking for things to read. Posted on July 08, 2006 at 02:28 AM | Comment permalink Awie Foong I agree with some of Patrick’s examples in his “49 ways to share knowledge”, but not all… But that’s not the point. MORE >>

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Another hint about the community is information the blogger provides about the other sources s/he reads. Constructing blog communities Businesses set aside time for their people to participate in a wide variety of communities, whether formal or informal. As of December 2007 Jack will likely start writing about product management too. MORE >>

has been around since 2006. blogs, wikis, RSS) while others emerged post-2006 (e.g., Still, around 2006, the technology landscape was fairly stable. identified a more free-form type of information sharing and collaborative interactions where participation was optional, more community-centric, and “free of up-front workflow”. MORE >>

In 2006, Andrew McAfee’s article on Enterprise 2.0, along with subsequent works, helped organizations think about how people use social software to more effectively share information and connect with one another. blogs, wikis), organizations undertaking “E2.0” With an initial focus on tools (e.g., CiscoCollab Enterprise 2.0 MORE >>