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Wow!!

So many Enterprise 2.0 products have announced / launched in the past 4 months its getting tough to keep up-to-date.

Please find below a list of the Enterprise 2.0 companies / products that I am currently aware of.

Please, please, please let me know of others that I am missing (I am going to try and keep this list current)

Enterprise 2.0 Blogging
Movable Type

Enterprise 2.0 Communication
Parlano

Enterprise 2.0 Content Management
Koral

Enterprise 2.0 Networking
HooversConnect
Spoke
Xing
ZoomInfo

Enterprise 2.0 RSS
Attensa
NewsGator
SimpleFeed

Enterprise 2.0 Suites
Blogtronix
ConnectBeam
IBM – Lotus Ventura
KnowNow
SuiteTwo by Intel

Enterprise 2.0 Technology
JackBe

Enterprise 2.0 Wiki
Confluence
SocialText

Enterprise 2.0 ‘no products yet’
Serendipity Technologies

]]> <![CDATA[Two Types of Enterprise 2.0 - My First Contribution to the Topic]]> http://adamkcarson.wordpress.com/2006/12/03/two-types-of-enterprise-20-my-first-contribution/ Sun, 03 Dec 2006 13:37:43 +0000 adamkcarson http://adamkcarson.wordpress.com/2006/12/03/two-types-of-enterprise-20-my-first-contribution/

My first contribution to the compelling story of Enterprise 2.0

I have noticed there are two emerging variations on Enterprise 2.0.

The easiest to see is an end to the corporate intranet as we know it today. Products like SuiteTwo and Blogtronix promise to bring the concepts of Web 2.0 to business. Internal networking (‘Workster’ instead of Friendster), corporate blogging, enterprise wiki, tagging, RSS…these will be the tools of business in the near future.

The other type of Enterprise 2.0 is focused more on the links between companies (I haven’t yet heard a good term for it). I have found a few examples of this out there so far, but they are limited in scope. One has yet to be released, HooversConnect. The other is Spoke, which seems to have a clear market lead in the business-to-business prospecting (sales, marketing and recruiting) (and working with Salesforce.com).

Let’s call this 2nd type “Enterprise Networking”:

Definition: Connecting all of the major constituents that make up the ‘intranet’ and ‘extranet’ of a corporation: colleagues, clients, stakeholders, service providers, recruits and alumni. These connections exist both at the ‘Firm’ and the ‘individual’ level. Active ‘read/write’ and ‘push/pull’ people and information networks in place based on relationship.

Can you see it?

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