or social computing area, it’s not Microsoft’s fault. can be implemented at a tooling level with Lotus Notes or Microsoft SharePoint, or one of the new fancy products. But then I have a book -- Seamless Teamwork -- published by Microsoft Press, that talks about how to do team collaboration with SharePoint. With SharePoint not giving Last week Thomas Vander Wal trashed SharePoint as an enterprise social computing platform in a blog post entitled SharePoint 2007: Gateway Drug to Enterprise Social Tools . He ultimately concluded that SharePoint failed for enterprise 2.0.

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Microsoft announced this week (Monday, March 2, 2009), that its Business Productivity Online Suite (BPOS), was available for trial in 19 countries. My guess is that Microsoft went with Live Meeting because the OCS version of web conferencing has a limit of around 250 participants, and perhaps there were technical issues. Longer term, I think Microsoft has to rationalize Live Meeting and OCS web conferencing as the collide in the It disclosed Office Communications Online would be available in April 2009. I

Day 1 of the Microsoft SharePoint Conference 2009 is underway. From Microsoft's press release : - Microsoft claimed revenue of $1.3 From SharePoint 2010 , a blog post on the Microsoft SharePoint Team blog: - Microsoft has Here's what I've seen announced or discussed during the day. And no, I'm not in attendance.

Near-Time integrates blogging, wikis, calendaring, email, file sharing, RSS output, tags and more. EditGrid supports Microsoft Internet Explorer, Mozilla FireFox (Safari coming soon). Users tell us that they work with documents as large as 50 pages. Supported file types: Microsoft Word files Text chat: NO Revisions: YES RSS: NO Email updates: YES Public/Private: Private Max Editors: N/A Real-Time - Co-editing: NO Software/Web-based: March 1, 2007 Collaborative Writing Tools And Technology: A Mini-Guide Collaborative writing tools are those technologies that facilitate the editing and reviewing of a text document by multiple individuals either in real-time or asynchronously. Online, web-based collaborative writing tools offer great flexibility and usefulness in learning groups and educational settings as they provide an easy mean to generate text exercises, research reports and other writing assignments in a full collaborative fashion.

Will there be any calendaring migration concerns (not explicitly mentioned)? Cisco needs to compare/contrast its approach with Microsoft’s BPOS – not just e-mail but overall to equate synergies from other WebEx Collaboration Cloud services. Does Cisco believe that it is now competing in the portal market with Microsoft, IBM, Oracle? The following is Part 3 of a series on today's announcement by Cisco . Clarifications & Questions

Not sorted in any particular order: BlogTronix I met Vassil, the CEO, I think it has a chance of giving Sharepoint a run for it’s money given it’s Intranet type features Sharepoint Microsoft’s collaboration suite is getting social networking tools for it’s 2007 version, I’m waiting for Microsoft to call me to do a demo. Five Across SF company just acquired by Cisco Community Server I was looking at this while at a previous role, this is what the famous Channel 9 was built on, as well as Dell 1to1 and Xbox PeopleAggregator I’m having

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inability to compete with IBM and Microsoft, no widespread adoption). Enterprise Messaging (e-mail, calendar, tasks, contacts) Team Collaboration (document library, wiki, team calendar, micro-blogging, search, RSS, workflow, etc) Both Microsoft and IBM have targeted that scenario for several years. Last week Oracle announced enhancements to its nascent collaboration platform, Beehive. Team workspaces, web / video conferencing, and integration with desktop productivity tools (including Windows Explorer) were the among the list of improvements cited in the press

business are used to (the Microsoft Office formats), instead of having to into 'archives' that can be retrieved using an electronic calendar. This according to a set schedule or calendar. Canvassing Tools: BLOG A Practical Guide to Implementing Implementing Web 2.0 (aka