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Thomas N. Burg
factline Webservices GmbH
http://factline.com

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Tools
Weblog
YouTube del.icio.us
Wiki Flickr
Podcast
IM
Xing
Zoho

Roadmap
Bedeutung und Einsatz von Web 2.0 in

Unternehmen
Was meint Web 2.0

Was gilt es zu beachten

Anwendungsbeispiele in Organisationen


Status Quo:
Information Overload Email-Overkill
 
Distributed Teams Death of Intranets &
 
KM
Global Competition

IT-Burnout

Need for Innovation

Web 2.0

Need for Instantaneous

Learning Semantic Web


Elements of the notion of Web 2.0
The web as
the platform
How people can interact to
make something that‘s greater
that the sum of its parts.
(©T.Coates)

the
middleman
Using software to enhance our
social and collaborative
abilities through structured
mediation

Object-centered
sociality
Social Netwerks are built around objects too.

Projects, Events, Vacation, Topics, People,

Places, Fotos, Documents, Links, ...

Augmented Social Intelligence I
Individual
Personal Tools
that mediate the
access between
Group Data
comp. D. Engelbart & Lee Bryant

Augmented Social Intelligence II
Conversation
Knowledge
Trust
Social Capital
Visibility Facilitation

NEXTspace
Social Software DMS, KMS, ECM

© Tom O‘Riley

© Ross Mayfield

Collaboration
Platform Users
Emergent
Distributed
Network-centric
Creation
Cumulative Output
as
Service

Successful Social Software
Personal Value
Collective Value
Organizational Value

Links
Personalize/
Recommendation (last.fm)
Publishing/
Make
Visible
Personal Value
Collections of Docs
Findability/
Fotos/Video/
PKM
PDFs/...
Reputation

Collective Value
Events
Data Links
Social Objects
Profiles History
Multimedia

Organizational Value
Ecosystem for
Services around Data
continuos Data-
Usage
Data
Business Models/Value Chain
Data is the
around Data „intel Inside“

Rich Information
Provision
Diverse Stimuli Autonomy
No-preconceptions
Serendipity Principle
Creativity & Innovation in
Networks

Continuum-Models
?
Consenus-Model Emergence-Model
 
(Wikipedia) (Flickr)
klare, kommunizer- reproduzierbar
 
bare Mission unterschiedliche

Lebenszyklen
strenge Regeln

Parallele, beliebige
Altruismus 

Communities
Gärtner

keine übergeordnete
Schwer 

Mission
reproduzierbar
hoher indiv. Nutzen

©T.Coates

Working Social Networks
Focus on
Value
Dialogue In/
Design for Evolution
Outside
Gardening
Diff Levels of Create a
©Wenger
Participataion Rhythm
Public and Familiarity and
Private Spaces Excitement

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Report Elements

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High-performance application server
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object-oriented collaboration
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Semantic Social Software Suite
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web-services compliant
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Java/MySQL on Linux/Windows
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Thomas N.
Burg
thomas.burg@factline.com
+4369911656971
http://factline.com
http://randgaenge.net
IT-Support and Consulting for a Successful Web 2.0