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If the quality of the service is improved by the amount of user commitment it will only be successful if a critical mass of users can be attracted. While Web services like eBay, Wikipedia or Flickr have been soaring over the last years, driven by user commitment, corporate services often have a contribution pattern like this:
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Alysa Bramblethe Web 2.0 platform breaks down borders between services
Web 2.0 utilizes the collective intelligence of its users
Web 2.0 cannot control the process of knowledge creation
Web 2.0 is constantly linking knowledge, thereby not protecting intellectual -
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Britt Watwoodthe core is not the technology (which has been there for some time) but the emergence of new “patterns” – new or changed business processes and a new concept of the user
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Francisco Arlindo AlvesWe have seen that there are differences between the Web and corporate environments. While the Web is a deregulated environment, with millions of users contributing and easy access to data, corporations have to restrict their users for many reasons, thereb
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Jane MejdahlInstalling a blog in a formal and hierarchical corporate culture will not change the company in an open and informal community
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