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Channel: Enterprise 2.0 (page 6)
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Inmagic's IdeaNet: Helping Organizations Create Innovative Products
Inmagic (news, site ) has created a new application on top of its Presto, innovation management platform. IdeaNet is designed to generate product ideas and manage the idea development process.
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A Week in Google: Using Google+ for Business
Though Google has made it clear it doesn't want businesses to create Plus profiles just yet, that doesn't mean you can't use your personal account to test the enterprise-y waters.
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Enterprise 2.0 Roll-up: From Social Media to Social Business
This week we discussed letting go of the baggage when moving from social media to social business, social web strategy and keeping up with the external enterprise. 4 Best Practices for Transitioning from Social Media to Social Business We've hopped around from 'Web 2.0' to 'Social Media' to 'Enterprise 2.
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Mozilla's Mobile Web OS to Undercut Android, iOS, WP7
Locked out of developing for a mobile device? Your app isn't available on iOS/Android or another OS? Mozilla (news, site ) could have the answer with an all-browser operating system that will run on anything.
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4 Best Practices for Transitioning from Social Media to Social Business
We've hopped around from 'Web 2.0' to 'Social Media' to 'Enterprise 2.0' to our current spot on the 'Social Business ' train, keeping all of our baggage in tow. And that's the problem.
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Expert Advice on Building Better Intranets at Interaction 2011 in London this October
Intranets have gone far beyond merely being vehicles for sharing files and printers. As networks become more social in nature, the intranet also has also evolved to become an essential tool for communication and collaboration within organizations. Interact Intranet's (news, site) upcoming Interaction 2011 conference will allow
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Google+ for Business is on the Way
Just because Google+ (news, site ) started out low-key and personal, don't expect it to stay that way. The hinges are being oiled on the enterprise gates to welcome big business users and their advertising dollars.
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YouSendIt Targets DropBox With iOS-Friendly Cloud Storage Launch
YouSendIt (news, site ) has been doing secure file transfer and storage long before it became a trendy cloud service. Now, its new launch is ready to compete with the likes of DropBox and others.
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A Week in Google: RIP Labs, Hello G.Co, New Webmaster Tools and 20 Million Visits for Google+
It was a heavy week in G world this time around. We sniffled and waved a sad goodbye to Labs, welcomed a URL shortener, a virtual ton of Google+ visitors, new Webmaster features, and saw the first signs of Google letting up on the whole Oracle lawsuit Google Kills Labs in Favor of "Extraordinary Opportunities" It was a
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Microsoft Joins the Record-Profits Crowd on Office/Enterprise Strength
Microsoft (news, site ) joins Apple and Intel in the record figures groove as gaming and big-business purchases push the company onward. Microsoft's Growth Accelerating Sales of Office enterprise apps have propelled Microsoft to a record year figure, almost US$ 5 billion up on the previous year.
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Now Make Multiple Phone Calls Using Gmail
Google is promoting more conversation this week with the release of a multiple calls feature in Gmail. Now users can run their mouths on more than one phone call at a time.
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Social Media Minute: Friending Your Boss, Facebook Ad Rates Up
Social media moves so fast, it's hard to keep up.
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Enterprise 2.0 Roll-up: Remote Employees Drive Social Business
This week in the Enterprise we took a look at which trends are driving social business, as well as Apple's recently released numbers and rumors of an up and coming tablet from Amazon. Employees Are Bringing Devices to Work and Work Home IDC released a study on the consumerization of
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Google Kills Labs in Favor of "Extraordinary Opportunities"
Today was a sad day for the adventurous, as the great Google announced the closing of its Labs department -- birthing place of the likes of Reader and Public Data Explorer -- in an effort to focus more on its core products.
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