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09 Jun 07

goede bibliografie,goede references,research methods,

Professor McAfee at Harvard (2006) argues that there is a new wave of business communication tools including blogs, wikis and group messaging. There are new digital platforms for generating, sharing and refining information that are already popular on the Internet, where they are collectively labelled Web 2.0 technologies. In McKinsey’s and Sand Hill Group’s Software Industry Report 2006 it is stated, that the hype around “Web 2.0” for consumers – with its rapid innovation in content tools (e.g., blogs, wikis, user editing and tagging) - heralds a much larger opportunity to put these innovations to work in the enterprise. Many innovations, collectively termed Web 2.0, will fully reach the enterprise – as in previous cycles, innovation developed for individual users will translate into substantial enterprise opportunities (Berryman, Jones et al. 2006).

A fourth method used, is creating a weblog for this master thesis, valueweb2.blogspot.com, to enable a dialogue with experts (e.g. professors and internet entrepreneurs) on the internet and partner up with other writers. Besides the fact that this initiative is pure Web 2.0, by sharing my findings online, this initiative, combined with literature and media research, web 2.0 company illustrations, and interviews, should provide enough information to give first answers to my research question.

20 May 07

n een folksonomy helpt de gebruiker de informatie te ordenen. dit is een nieuwe rol voor de gebruiker. in 'the convivial folksonomy' wordt de gebruiker geleerd over de nieuwe mogelijkheden en verantwoordelijk-heden. door de begrijpbaarheid van de folksonomy te vergroten gaat het systeem beter functioneren.

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