A good summary of what's happened is here. My personal summary: there is no objective led recipe for making blogs4business a success (not even for marketing). Be passionate about the content and the people behind the content - and mix the social software ingredients with this in mind.
smarter, simpler, social
- categories
- Best of our Blog (55)
- Future Trends (2)
- Corporate (71)
- Customer Participation (9)
- Education (20)
- Enterprise (8)
- Events (62)
- Future Trends (26)
- Health (5)
- Legal and Professional Services (45)
- Media and Publishing (57)
- Presentations (10)
- Public and Third Sector (40)
- Workforce Collaboration (12)
- about (8)
- jobs (10)
- links (915)
- selected (1)
- top tags
- adoption
- architecture
- bbc
- blog
- blogging
- blogs
- business
- community
- conference
- conferences
- corporate
- design
- e-government
- egovernment
- enterprise
- enterprise 2.0
- events
- experience
- government
- headshift
- health
- information
- innovation
- it
- jobs
- km
- knowledge
- learning
- management
- media
- metadata
- microsoft
- network
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- online
- rss
- search
- selected
- semantic
- social
- social media
- socialsoftware
- software
- technology
- tools
- web
- web2.0
- weblog
- wiki
- archives
by Hemma Kocher
This is a Headshift blog post by Hemma Kocher, written on April 5, 2007. It has (0) comments.
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