2008: The Year Web 2.0 Hits the Enterprise, Says Forrester - ...
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- Tonzyl on 2008-03-16 - Tags rss , research , enterprise , web2.0 , adoption
- Steflm on 2008-02-24 - Tags business , enterprise , future , web20 , imported1s
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Young gives three reasons he things deployment of web 2.0 will sneak onto enterprise agendas in 2008:
- IT guys are already using web 2.0 - According to Young, many IT departments and shops have been using web 2.0 tools for internal tasks like project management and support ticketing. The utility of these deployments will encourage them to push web 2.0 tools out more broadly in the enterprise.
- If you can't beat 'em, join 'em - When big business is unable to stem the use of Software as a Service tools and things like social networks by employees, rather than allow untested software and services on their networks, they will "mitigate risk by deploying enterprise-class tools in their stead."
- They make you look cool - "For IT departments aspiring to be more relevant to the business," writes Young, "enterprise web 2.0 tools will be a high-impact, low-cost method to show leadership and innovation."
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