... enterprise blogging system? Better yet, is there a social network similar to facebook lurking behind your firewall ...

... to a large problem. In terms of being ready for business use, blogs and wikis appear to be ahead of the pack. It’s very easy to find blog and wiki software to install behind-the-firewall, where your organization’s information ... tools and technologies include wikis, blogs, social bookmarking, and social networking. Well…I’ve run into a ... , Flickr , and Facebook ; to my knowledge, these applications don’t have a separate, secure, option for private ... learning tools that can be considered safe for business use. These may be open-source options, behind-the-firewall ...

... integrated with your existing enterprise platforms, so they're already inside the firewall. What can you do? Change. The hardest ... , Forrester believes that conventional Web 2.0 elements -- social networking, RSS, blogs, wikis, mashups, podcasting, and ... and Microsoft releasing Live Mesh ? Check out these business and career focused apps on Facebook. Or some of the ...

... there’s an Enterprise version of Facebook . Interesting. I know many companies are interested in Facebook, but are afraid to let their employee data outside of their firewall. If the enterprise edition can be installed locally, I think ... , tagging, social bookmarking, blogging, etc. We’ll probably have LMSs around forever to track important training ... keep running into Mark Chrisman of the badsquare blog . We’ve yet to sit down and have a good conversation. I’m hoping we can meet up soon. (Don’t forget - I'm micro-blogging about the conference on Twitter ...) ...

... blogging guidelines instead of being one of the 41% apparently ban Facebook and other such applications via firewall rules ... . I've talked about adoption of web 2.0 tools in the enterprise before in this blog: Adoption of Web 2.0 and eLearning ... concert with what workers are adopting already. In other words, if facebook and del.icio.us are already being used, then try to align your strategies with these tools rather than trying to provide behind-the-firewall solutions.

I hadn't intended to sign up with Facebook . I'm not sure whether anyone does. But Bill Brandon, the editor of ... revealed about myself in my profile, but then what the hell. I had no idea what to expect from Facebook and, a couple ... particularly keen to find out how well it can work both inside and outsie the firewall and in a learning context. In this sense I would like Facebook to demonstrate more value than other online communities that I have participated in. More ... -face colleagues. Blogging has achieved a great deal in helping me to make connections, particularly internationally, ...

... daughterâ??s Facebook page. I have an unflattering picture of me there, a place to put a blog, a profile (which Iâ??ve scaled ... eLearning Technology Tony Karrers eLearning Blog on e ... similar reaction. I already have a blog and participate in a variety of discussion groups, so while theoretically if a ... achieve critical mass. If its an open system, i.e., can include my blog, my LinkedIn connections, my comments, my ... ) network and blog who hasnt done so before with a low learning threshold. If we cant really understand ...

... www.pontydysgu.org/blogs/waleswideweb On 2 December 2003 I wrote "Blogs should have a significant starting point. Mike Malloch from Knownet set me up this blog over a week ago. And I have spent a week trying to think of something ... 560 blog posts on Werder Bremen are alas only in second place in the Bundesliga. But we beat Lazio Roma in the Champions ... the Pontydysgu web site. Why the move? When I started the blog I was working part time for Knownet. However soem two ... blog on the Knownet site. And indeed Mike and the others from the Knownet crew have been good to me over the ...