To get a quick insight in the world of Enterprise 2.0, we have created a list of interesting Enterprise 2.0 websites.

What is new about Enterprise 2.0? Let's compare it with Enterprise 1.0

The Enterprise2tools,com provides insight in the enormeous flood of information that is published about Enterprise 2.0. What is it and what can it do for your organization? Answers to these kinds of questions can be found here.

Microblogging (Twitter, Jaiku) has caught the imagination of millions as a revolutionary communication tool. Many have grokked the uses of microblogs for the enterprise, but nothing has transpired as yet, excepting Google rousing and snapping up Jaiku. Perhaps corporate IT are still getting to terms with Web 2.0 and microblogging is a late entrant. Perhaps we're focussed on trying to pinstripe Twitter, and are limiting the brief of what enterprise microblogging can be.

The first annual Intranet Innovation awards celebrate new ideas and innovative approaches to the enhancement and delivery of intranets. Perkins Eastman is the first Gold award winner for communication&collaboration.

Here's an example of how NOT to promote a new CEO blog... with a press release issued before the public launch of the blog.

In case you would not have known already, blogging and podcasting have definitively gone mainstream - kids? and teens? blog pretty much about everything in this post ?sex&the city? era, including lovepain and - what a surprise - glamorous Paris Hilton. Even grown-ups like Ms. Neighbour have gotten infected by the blogging virus and are sharing recipes for the latest homemade cookie adventures while Mr. Neighbour lets you into his secrets of the perfect golf swing.

If you spend any time on the Internet, you will have at least a passing interest in blogs. But if you?re responsible for communicating your corporate message and managing your advertising budget, you need to be using this social media actively. Recent statistics demonstrate that blogs are an extremely cost effective way to reach an influential audience at a fraction the cost of traditional media vehicles.

What you write is what you are, especially on the Web. Yet many business owners only relate their online brands to logos and design, discounting the power of the written word.

Forget the look-and-feel. Put it out of your mind. The look-and-feel or design of your intranet or portal is window dressing ? a distraction from what employees need.

Yesterday I added a little something to my blog post that likely went unnoticed. It?s a habit I?ve gotten into and is something I?ve begun to share with clients when I review their web sites. I decided to point it out and tell you more about it.

Raising children helps hone your web writing skills. They curiously ask questions and hang on your every word, forcing ?plain talk? in the simplest form.

Out of 18 choices, why does one piece of content get 49 percent of the vote while another gets 0 percent?