Friday Quiz: What do Astronomers and Wikipedians Have In Common?
Blogging, Business, Enterprise Software, Humor, Social Networking, Software, Technology August 25th, 2006
Tags: astronomy, pluto, wikipedia, enterprise+2.0
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Zoli Erdos
Connecting the dots …
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CloudAve
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- Public and Open Debate is the Highest Form of Democracy (and Blogging)
- The Art of the Enterprise: Marketing Shrugged
- Top 10 People to Follow in the Enterprise 2.0 Space and Why (Pt 1)
- CMMI ...sorta .. kinda... or something :-)
- Data: The New Capital of the Digital Age
- Network Management in the Cloud Demands a New Approach
- Rapportive Takes a Stab at SCRM with Gmail Integration
Enterprise Irregulars
- Salesforce Releases Force.com Visual Process Manager
- Oracle’s On Demand Procurement Launch
- RightNow: Analyzing the ‘Cloud Services Agreement’
- Enterprise 2.0: The Next Narrative
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- TechStars Data from 2007 to 2009
- Vendors Who Get The Social Thing – Oh, And I’ve Ordered An iPad
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- ARISalign Online Process Modeling and BPM Community
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