• Origins of Enterprise 2.0
• Enterprise 2.0 Technologies
• Technological Backend
• Case Studies and How Enterprise 2.0 Boosts Business
• Trends
• Security Concerns
• Governance and other IT issues
• Resources

Case Studies and How Enterprise 2.0 Boosts Business

The Internet’s Largest Bookstore Mashes SOA and Web 2.0 (ebizQ)
Enabling partners and users to build their own storefronts was a great idea for reducing cost of operations, but it also came with tough requirements for robustness, flexibility, security, and consistency in look-and-feel. Learn how they overcame these obstacles and tapped the full power of the business using SOA and Enterprise 2.0 technologies.

Innovating the Enterprise with Web 2.0, webcast (ebizQ)
In this webcasted keynote from ebizQ's Enterprise 2.0 Virtual Conference, David Mitchell Smith of Gartner explains how the enterprise can benefit from the two megatrends of Web advancement and consumerization, which are not only linked, but amplify each other.

SOA and Web 2.0 Takes IT from ‘Zeroes to Heroes’ (ebizQ)
Kelly Emo, an SOA product marketing manager with HP Software, sees two major waves in the IT space right now: massive SOA adoption rates, and the widespread use of Enterprise 2.0 principles. The question now, she says, is how IT departments rise to the challenge. This interview also discusses real-life benefits from Enterprise 2.0 and how to structure effective governance in such a flexible environment.

Web 2.0 Design Principles: A Case Study (ReadWriteWeb)
Ready to design your first real Web 2.0 project? Then take a minute to learn from mistakes and successes of others first. This three-part case study looks at the development of Yellowikis a few years back, focusing on the fundamental Web 2.0 principles that apply to all projects of this type.

From Web 2.0 and Enterprise 2.0 to Management 2.0 (Developer.com)
It’s no secret that Enterprise 2.0 has transformed how businesses share information and work together, but where does that leave general managers? As powerful knowledge workers, Marcia Gulesian says, but hierarchical organizations will have to learn adaptation and humility.

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