The preview articles are starting to come out for this week's Enterprise 2.0 Conference, where all sorts of things ranging from wikis to microblogs are sure to be discussed.
CIO Magazine's C.G. Lynch has posted a comment on the three things that would be neatest to see at the conference -- case studies, more on the "innovation gap" between new and old, and measures of user adoption.
InformationWeek, a publication run by the same company that is sponsoring the conference, has a conference preview on one of the upcoming sessions, written by reporter W. David Gardner. In it, Gardner discusses the CIA's "Intellipedia" project that keeps intelligence group members up to date across different agencies. InformationWeek also has an article by about an planned presentation on Sony's use of wiki's in the enterprise.
In a little bit more juicier news, something of a disagreement erupted between ZDNet's Dennis Howlett and InformationWeek's David Berlind after Howlett posted a somewhat cynical note about how the conference was unlikely to be new or shiny or fresh, and Berlind took offense and suggested that Howlett stay home and accusing him of judging the event by its sponsor list.
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