Comments for Web2.0 as opposed to Enterprise2.0

Comment from Euan on 2007-09-29

2007-09-29T08:08:30Z

Not sure why it was so helpful to you Jack as it seems to be mostly a comparison between Web 2.0 and Enterprise 1.0 the failings of which are all too familiar.

Comment from jackvinson on 2007-09-29

2007-09-29T16:37:32Z

Fair enough, Euan. I came across that late in my day, and it seemed to make sense then. With your spin, I see the failings of the comparison.

That said, I think a lot of people are still stuck in the 1.0 version of the enterprise, so this comparison is more of a discussion that says there is a long way to go from the "traditional" enterprise to something that can truly take advantage of what people believe in terms of Web2.0.

Comment from Ben Gardner on 2007-09-29

2007-09-29T20:14:12Z

Thank you Jack, you are correct I was approaching this as a discussion piece. The point I was trying to make was that the social/cultural drives of our home life are very different from our work life. Therefore if you are going to implement Web2.0 tools in a business environment, which is almost inevitable Enterprise1.0, then using a classic Web2.0, bottom-up, model will only get you so far. An obvious point maybe but one those of us starting down this path need to recognise.