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February 2006 Archives
Weaving a social web from organisational data
Corporate systems do a good job at storing data but a bad job of letting people make sense of it. Social software lets people aggregate and share information they need, creating a social interface onto corporate data and systems. Enterprise doesn't have to mean clunky and expensive.
We will be sharing some recent case studies and ideas about ambient knowledge at ETECH in San Diego and the Blogs & Social Media Forum in London. read full post
Come back cheese sandwiches, all is forgiven
What's more boring: writing about a good cheese sandwich or writing about your own technorati rankings and googlejuice? read full post
Contactivity 2006
If you've looked at our recently you may have spotted a new public space read full post
Inaugural mashup* event...
Inaugural mashup event about 'Users in Control' read full post
Back From The Future of Web Apps
Yesterday's summit on "The Future Of Web Apps" was a thoroughly thought-provoking day read full post
Our Health, Our Care, Our Say?
The recent UK Department of Health White Paper sets out a vision of patient choice and participation and more emphasis on community-based care. Is it possible organise social technology projects to give patients the ability to drive this innovation forward? read full post
Web 2.0, Participation and E-democracy
The ideas behind so-called Web 2.0 offer some useful pointers for organisations trying to break out of traditional consultation and participation methods using social technology to underpin a more distributed many-to-many approach read full post
TQL : A Standard Syntax For Multi-Tag Queries
Alistair Davidson proposed a standardised syntax for multi-tag queries in Web 2.0 applications, as an essential step towards the Semantic Web. read full post
