Enterprise 2.0 Videos

Jan Kodera o cloud computingu na BuzzMeetu, kv?ten 2009.

Five minute tour of Kiiro, a simple project management and collaboration application for SharePoint.

Post and video by Miiko Mentz In the spirit of Che Guevara, MindTouch rallied the crowd at Web 2.0 Expo last week with its social enterprise collaboration revolution. Bubblicious Reporter Jolie O'Dell caught up with the MindTouch team to learn about the newly launched MindTouch 2009, an enhanced developer platform for building rich collaborative applications and communities, and a new bi-directional message bus that further extends MindTouch's powerful collaborative capabilities. MindTouch Marketing Manager Sarah Carr explains how MindTouch is revolutionizing the way people and businesses collaborate using MindTouch's open source enterprise collaboration platform; and MindTouch Sales Engineer Mike Diliberto talks about the new MindTouch 2009.

Post and video by Miiko MentzIn the spirit of Che Guevara, MindTouch rallied the crowd at Web 2.0 Expo last week with its social enterprise collaboration revolution. Bubblicious Reporter Jolie O'Dell caught up with the MindTouch team to learn about the newly launched MindTouch 2009, an enhanced developer platform for building rich collaborative applications and communities, and a new bi-directional message bus that further extends MindTouch's powerful collaborative capabilities. MindTouch Marketing Manager Sarah Carr explains how MindTouch is revolutionizing the way people and businesses collaborate using MindTouch's open source enterprise collaboration platform; and MindTouch Sales Engineer Mike Diliberto talks about the new MindTouch 2009.

By Miiko Mentz (Special thanks to Jolie O'Dell, Bubblicious on-camera reporter) Web 2.0 Expo 2009 wrapped on Friday afternoon after delivering four days of presentations and demonstrations mostly focused on being agile in uncertain times. Everyone is feeling the pinch of 'having to do more with less' due to declining sales, staff reductions and budget cuts, so this year's Web 2.0 Expo's theme of "The Power of Less" fit the climate and mood like a glove. Even if the economy hadn't tanked, the Web 2.0 hype was overdue for its own market correction because there was clearly too many startups touting useless apps that only added to the noise and didn't provide real value. At this year's Web 2.0 Expo, attendees were focused on the ideas and solutions that will translate into real value and ultimately sales. As Stephen Elop, president of Microsoft s business division, explained to attendees in an on-stage interview with Tim O Reilly, founder and CEO of O Reilly Media, Elop said that the consumer elements of Web 2.0 are being translated and brought into the business setting and are being combined with the data and social graphs that reside within an enterprise to provide real value. He goes on to explain how companies are "translating that value into something customers are willing to pay for." He's correct in saying that because at the end of the day that's exactly what needs to transpire. Companies need to create products that people want and focus on delivering value that people are willing to pay for. Not an easy feat, but if you can achieve this then you stand a pretty good chance at surviving, if not flourishing, in these uncertain times. The Bubblicious team decided to talk with a few companies in both the business and consumer space that offer social computing applications and services that deliver efficiency, increased productivity, streamlined workflows that connect people to each other and the information they seek. Watch our highlight reel below and stayed tuned all week for the full interviews with each company: Monday: ooVooTuesday: MindTouchWednesday: TopixThursday: chi.mpFriday: IBM

This is a video of my talk from the Enterprise 2.0 conference in Milan in June 2008 in which I examine the concepts of web 2.0 and enterprise 2.0 and the forces behind change. The talk links together a number of topics from componentisation, software as a service, participation, network effects, innovation and commoditisation into a single coherent theme. The talk covers.1. What is commoditisation?2. What is innovation? 3. Why web 2.0 is important?4. Why web 2.0 is important now?5. Why enterprise 2.0 is important?6. Some basic lessons on managing enterprise 2.0.

A 45 minute talk given at the Enterprise Architecture Strategy Briefing, London.

Mixture of talks from 2005-2007.Preparation for talks this year. Very rough draft - still in early stages. About 70 mins

Good, bad or indifferent. Though to me, that seems like a lot of books.

Sam Lawrence, Chief Marketing Officer for Jive Software, delivers the keynote to the 2007 PDMA/PMF conference.