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The document discusses several topics related to Company 2.0 including: - The social nexus of force which describes the convergence of cloud computing, social media, mobility, and big data. - BYOD which allows employees to use their own devices for work. - IT consumerization which is the use of cloud-based external services that allow users to work anytime from anywhere. - Crowdsourcing which is a business model that outsources tasks or projects to an external group. - Crowdfunding which are platforms that help people seek sponsorship for new projects or companies.
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