Comments for Real IT with Enterprise 2.0 http://cio20.com Convergance of SOA, BPM, EAI and Web 2.0 Tue, 05 May 2009 09:52:12 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 Comment on Web 2.0 Companies That Will EXPLODE in 2007 by Serviced Apartment Bangkok http://cio20.com/2007/01/15/web-20-companies-that-will-explode-in-2007/#comment-14390 Serviced Apartment Bangkok Tue, 05 May 2009 09:52:12 +0000 http://cio20.com/2007/01/15/web-20-companies-that-will-explode-in-2007/#comment-14390 The points above are all very insightful, thanks very much. The points above are all very insightful, thanks very much.

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]]> Comment on Enterprise Web 2.0 – Look Out – Vendors Coming by name http://cio20.com/2006/11/09/enterprise-web-20-look-out-vendors-coming/#comment-14280 name Mon, 01 Sep 2008 06:22:57 +0000 http://precopio.wordpress.com/2006/11/09/enterprise-web-20-look-out-vendors-coming/#comment-14280 Hi!, Hi!,

]]> Comment on IT Marketing – Consulting by Marcel http://cio20.com/it-marketing-consulting/#comment-14274 Marcel Thu, 14 Aug 2008 00:10:20 +0000 http://cio20.com/it-marketing-consulting/#comment-14274 Do you have experience in marketing to IT (CIO, IS managers etc.) within th ECM space? we are interested in looking for consulting services to break into the ECM IT audience. here's some info about us: http://www.cmswatch.com/Trends/1336-Plenty-of-choice-for-buyers-in-ECM's-mid-market Do you have experience in marketing to IT (CIO, IS managers etc.) within th ECM space? we are interested in looking for consulting services to break into the ECM IT audience.

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]]> Comment on Web 2.0 and Application Security by Yonni Harif http://cio20.com/2008/01/03/web-20-and-application-security/#comment-13538 Yonni Harif Sun, 06 Jan 2008 13:15:38 +0000 http://precopio.wordpress.com/2008/01/03/web-20-and-application-security/#comment-13538 Security in the enterprise will continue to be a major factor as Enterprise 2.0 solutions become more popular. In fact, it is the number one concern of customers looking to leverage consumer technologies at work. Companies seek to make use of these technologies while ensuring information does not leak out and they do not open themselves up to any new (and yet unknown) security threats. It is indeed important to identify the vulnerabilities, and there are new ones brought on by the use of new technologies, like RSS, Ajax, and instant messaging. It is also important to balance these security considerations with maintaining the flexibility and ease-of-use of the Web 2.0 environment. When we speak to companies and security concerns are raised, this is exactly the kind of discussion they are intent on. WorkLight’s approach to security is to provide an on-premise Enterprise 2.0 “platform” that makes proprietary corporate data stored in applications accessible across different Web 2.0 interfaces – personalized homepages, widgets and gadgets, RSS , but in a secure way. This affords the flexibility needed to do business while keeping protected information safe, behind the corporate firewall. Yonni Harif WorkLight Security in the enterprise will continue to be a major factor as Enterprise 2.0 solutions become more popular. In fact, it is the number one concern of customers looking to leverage consumer technologies at work. Companies seek to make use of these technologies while ensuring information does not leak out and they do not open themselves up to any new (and yet unknown) security threats. It is indeed important to identify the vulnerabilities, and there are new ones brought on by the use of new technologies, like RSS, Ajax, and instant messaging. It is also important to balance these security considerations with maintaining the flexibility and ease-of-use of the Web 2.0 environment. When we speak to companies and security concerns are raised, this is exactly the kind of discussion they are intent on. WorkLight’s approach to security is to provide an on-premise Enterprise 2.0 “platform” that makes proprietary corporate data stored in applications accessible across different Web 2.0 interfaces – personalized homepages, widgets and gadgets, RSS , but in a secure way. This affords the flexibility needed to do business while keeping protected information safe, behind the corporate firewall.

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WorkLight

]]> Comment on The User Generation by Stephen Turner http://cio20.com/2007/04/02/the-user-generation/#comment-10543 Stephen Turner Wed, 28 Nov 2007 20:40:14 +0000 http://cio20.com/2007/04/02/the-user-generation/#comment-10543 Many companies that use Web 2.0 don't understand what it can do for them — other than demonstrating that they know what the flavor of the day is. Sun and IBM have embraced community forums, but don't seem to use what their customers are saying to improve their businesses all that much. Case in point: Neither have tapped into the wisdom of crowds to figure out how to quantify their value proposition. SugarCRM gets it right on their own site, but how many of their users have taken advantage of the open-source tools that can be used more effectively? None that we have examined. Salesforce.com has similar tools, but they don't articulate their own value proposition either. Customers and prospects talk amongst themselves already and hosting a conversation right on their own site is really smart for companies with the willingness to learn from their markets. Many companies that use Web 2.0 don’t understand what it can do for them — other than demonstrating that they know what the flavor of the day is. Sun and IBM have embraced community forums, but don’t seem to use what their customers are saying to improve their businesses all that much. Case in point: Neither have tapped into the wisdom of crowds to figure out how to quantify their value proposition.

SugarCRM gets it right on their own site, but how many of their users have taken advantage of the open-source tools that can be used more effectively? None that we have examined. Salesforce.com has similar tools, but they don’t articulate their own value proposition either.

Customers and prospects talk amongst themselves already and hosting a conversation right on their own site is really smart for companies with the willingness to learn from their markets.

]]> Comment on Web 2.0 Solution Platforms – Part 3 by CKeene http://cio20.com/2006/12/11/web-20-solution-platforms-part-3/#comment-6666 CKeene Tue, 23 Oct 2007 17:36:57 +0000 http://precopio.wordpress.com/2006/12/11/web-20-solution-platforms-part-3/#comment-6666 The idea of self-service applications is good. The practice can be pretty scary. For example, the most common self-service app in the enterprise today is to take a database extract and then turn it into a spreadsheet or MS Access application that I can carry around with me. This is how we get those exciting stories about lost laptops with tens of thousands of credit cards on them. I think the important distinction to make is that the self-service applications should be built using IT-approved components and following IT security and other policies. I wrote about some of the challenges for Enterprise 2.0 applications at <a href="http://www.keeneview.com/2007/09/5-show-stoppers-that-cause-enterprise.html" rel="nofollow">5 Show-Stoppers that cause Enterprise 2.0 Apps to Fail</a>. The idea of self-service applications is good. The practice can be pretty scary. For example, the most common self-service app in the enterprise today is to take a database extract and then turn it into a spreadsheet or MS Access application that I can carry around with me. This is how we get those exciting stories about lost laptops with tens of thousands of credit cards on them.

I think the important distinction to make is that the self-service applications should be built using IT-approved components and following IT security and other policies. I wrote about some of the challenges for Enterprise 2.0 applications at 5 Show-Stoppers that cause Enterprise 2.0 Apps to Fail.

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