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CCText catches my attention.

by Gil Yehuda on October 12, 2009

in Enterprise 2.0


I recently had a briefing by CCtext.net — a very new entry into the wiki marketplace from China.  I was a little bit conflicted about this product at first.  There are over 100 wiki servers in the marketplace, and I wondered why would the market need another option?  Or more specifically, what would a new wiki [...]

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Mindtouch describes a Collaborative Network

by Gil Yehuda on September 25, 2009

in Enterprise 2.0


I’ll let Aaron Fulkerson, CEO of MindTouch, do the talking here, and share with you his vision and product.  I’ll say this:  Mindtouch is one of the most fascinating of the Enterprise 2.0 platform vendors out there from a technology and engineering perspective.  Moreover, they power some very public platforms – so they are well tested, scale [...]

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MediaWiki limits Enterprise 2.0.

by Gil Yehuda on September 25, 2009

in Enterprise 2.0


Four years ago I would not have said MediaWiki limits Enterprise 2.0.  I was a big fan of MediaWiki.  I was the WikiMaster of the very visible Enterprise Architecture Wiki at Fidelity Investments — one of 15 wikis in active use at the time.  I had admin privileges on some of the other wikis too [...]

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Pointing you to an article about PBWorks.

by Gil Yehuda on September 25, 2009

in Enterprise 2.0


Just a short note about PBWorks – one of the many Enterprise 2.0 platforms out there that I keep my eyes on.  They came out with some new functionality this week.  Rather than writing a whole long post on it, let me point you to a fantastic article that Paula J. Hane wrote, and she included [...]

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Graphing the Drivers and Barriers to Social Media.

by Gil Yehuda on July 20, 2009

in Enterprise 2.0


I’m going to talk about Social Media in this post. I’m doing so because I want to share a very cool visual with you below that refers to it. Let me first clarify my use of the term social media — and I’ll do it by referring to this 8 minute presentation I [...]

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