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This is the old ChiefTech blog.: Is the term "wiki" no longer useful?

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However, its well worth reading Ray Simss analysis of these slides and also another wiki case study, Avenue A | Razorfish. Ive said similar things myself in response to the Avenue A | Razorfish case study (" Their wiki sounds very much like a portal, but a portal implemented in a wiki or Web 2.0 intranet overall. "

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ChiefTech: Observations from the Enterprise 2.0 Executive Forum - collaboration, innovation and conversation

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Wednesday, 5 March 2008 Observations from the Enterprise 2.0 Nathan Wallace of the now well known Janssen-Cilag Wiki case study spoke about his experience and more recent initiatives, including experiments with using Twitter to publish awareness information on their wiki. . ©2005-2009.

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GE's Enterprise Collaboration Backbone | ZDNet

Collaboration 2.0

GEs Enterprise Collaboration Backbone By Oliver Marks | July 17, 2008, 4:01pm PDT Summary General Electric, the venerable multinational that was founded in 1878 in New Jersey, have at their core a hugely sophisticated enterprise collaboration system that is arguably the largest in the world. Hot Topics iPhone iPad Enterprise 2.0

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A short history of intranets and what's next with social, mobile and cloud

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When Tim Berners-Lee and his collaborators first proposed the idea that became the World Wide Web in 1989, he wanted to create a hypertext system that would allow users to: "link and access information of various kinds… [to overcome] current incompatibilities of the platforms and tools.". As early as 1998, Gartner, Inc.

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A short history of intranets and what next with social, mobile and cloud

ChiefTech

When Tim Berners-Lee and his collaborators first proposed the idea that became the World Wide Web in 1989, he wanted to create a hypertext system that would allow users to: "link and access information of various kinds… [to overcome] current incompatibilities of the platforms and tools.". As early as 1998, Gartner, Inc.

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