• Blue Titan
• Backbase
• Codase
• Dojo
• Django
• GigaSpaces
• Instant Rails
• Kapow Technologies
• Laszlo Systems
• RailsBase
• Restlet (Web 2.0 framework based on REST)
• TextDrive Snippets
• Tibco
• WebORBKapow Technologies

Organizers:

• Foldera

Don't fit in any of the other categories

• Amazon
• Heap CRM
• Norada Solve360
• CoreBlox
• ZohoCreator
• Relenta CRM

Customer Relationship Management

• Salesforce.com
• Relenta CRM
• Solomon
• Timetonote

Business Application

• Ledgerble

Internet Marketing Software

• HubSpot.com

Lead Intelligence

• HubSpot.com
• Eloqua
• Marketo

Services

• Map Builder
• Mashup Matrix
• WS Finder
• Implementing Yahoo! Services with PHP
• Web 2.0 Workgroup

Social Networks

• MyWay Reach
• Visible Path

Booking and reservation management

• Holiday

People

• Jeff Nolan
• Dharmesh Shah
• David Ing

Enterprise Web 2.0 Technological Barriers

1. How can I be certain that the information that is gathered and shared behind the firewall stays behind the firewall?

Blogging is part of the communication continuum - Instant Messaging, Email and Blogs. Your employees currently follow a policy to keep some information only “behind the firewall” when using IM and Email. They will need to follow the same rules when it comes to using and sharing information they find with your Enterprise Web 2.0 tools.

2. How do I control who has access to particular levels of information and databases?

Set up a simple 3 layer system. Everyone, Department Only, Project Team. For specific project blogs, set a default access level, and then make exceptions on an article by article basis.

Enterprise blogging tools like WordPress MU can dynamically re-draw pages depending on the viewers access control on cheap web hosting.

Setting up the read access lists is also fairly easy. The user experience looks like addressing an email.

contributed by riyan jason on Aug 12 12:25pm

Blogging is part of the communication continuum - Instant Messaging, Email and Blogs. Your employees currently follow a policy to keep some information only “behind the firewall” when using IM and Email. They will need to follow the same rules when it comes to using and sharing information they find with your Enterprise Web 2.0 tools.

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