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Interesting discussion on the slow adoption of mash-ups in the enterprise - I agree that "this situation need not be".

Snip: "[...] Using a portal technology, which supports interportlet communication [...] an organization can create a composite application based on the Web applications which have proliferated. We are functionally and technologically there already. And it really isn’t all that difficult to implement [...]"

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Whoa, Todd Stevphens compiled an extensive list - good to have, but with all downsides that come with it like extreme puzzledness and headaches for the reader upon seeing Blogger (Google) included in the list as well as Twiki classified as Open Source.

Strange too, that he missed out on Knowledge Plaza but Greg commented and corrected quickly. Oh the benefits of social media monitoring (and you know it doesn't suffice to search for your name alone, he).

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In my conversations during reboot I learned a lot, among many conceptal stuff this nifty little OS project crossed my path.

May well be a toolbox for (social software enhanced) business intelligence applications, this plus all sorts of "environmental scanning" use cases are on my mind now.

Must test this out.

"Picok stands for Personal Information Cockpit and is an enterprise open source application that enables users to build personal information dashboards.

The users' content is loaded in small draggable boxes, called portlets, and layed out in a tabbed 3-column interface. The User can add portlets from a selection of portlets the specific installation of picok offers. There are a quite few standard portlets shipped with picok, but since it is an open system, maintainers of picok installations can create portlets of their own."

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