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by H. West Richards Rank_explorer on Nov 07, 2007 - 05:26 PM read 252 times 		 

Our Atlanta based firm is leading the Enterprise 2.0 charge here in the southeast by combining DIY software with a web 2.0 environment designed to empower business users to create, deploy, and manage socially collaborative business workspaces.  Our workspaces combine, not only technologies like Blogs and Wikis, but also application functionality such as Forms, Data and Business Processes. These elements can be "mashed -up" into extraordinary capabilities for the business user.  Even with this 2009 approach, in less than 12 months we hace secured license agreements with the Centers for Disease Control, Inter-Continental Hotels Group, Exide Technologies as-well-as working ona year long proof ofconcept with the Department of Defense.  Let the revolution begin:-)


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    by Susan Scrupski on Nov 07, 2007 - 05:55 PM read 69 times     		 
    So happy you dropped in to share your good news.  Please tell us more...  Are you a departmental organization?  An IT group?  How did you get acceptance internally for your enterprise 2.0 initiative? 

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