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Updated on 2008-06-04
Created on 2008-03-21
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Andrew McAfee - Enterprise 2.0, version 2.0
Enterprise 2.0, Version 2.0
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Add Sticky NoteEnterprise
2.0 is the use of emergent social software platforms within companies, or
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Emergent means that the software is
freeform, and that it contains mechanisms to let the patterns and structure
inherent in people's interactions become visible over time.
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Andrew McAfee - Explaining my Fondness for Explicit Content
Explaining my Fondness for Explicit Content
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Add Sticky NoteExplicit user-generated information is
information that people knowingly and deliberately generate by contributing to
online platforms. Examples of explicit information include a blog post or
comment, a wiki edit, a vote or rating, a trade in a prediction market, a link,
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Implicit user-generated information
is information that people unknowingly generate as they work online. It’s the
digital fingerprints or traces that people leave as they follow links, look at
content, consider one product then buy another, etc. This data can be aggregated
to show what’s popular, what’s related, who has a good reputation, etc.
My impression is that the collection and analysis of implicit online information
grew out of Web analytics (clickstream data) and eCommerce recommendations
(customers who bought [shopped for] this also bought [ended up buying] this). I
find these recommendations tremendously valuable, and they’re entirely
implicit.
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Andrew McAfee - What's Most Important for Success with Enterprise 2.0?
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Add Sticky Notethe culture of the deploying company
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Add Sticky Noteaspects of the technologies deployed
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SEO 2.0 | The Most Important Difference Between Websites and Blogs
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What is the most important difference between websites and
blogs? It’s about being up to date or timeless. Or it’s about being still valid. The info at a blog is
expected to be valid at a certain point in time while the content on a website
is expected to be timeless.
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