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The trouble with web 2.0

Alexander Wilms has written an article on the trouble with web 2.0, from an enterprise context. To quote:

We have seen that there are differences between the Web and corporate environments. While the Web is a deregulated environment, with millions of users contributing and easy access to data, corporations have to restrict their users for many reasons, thereby limiting the potential of the Web 2.0 patterns. While Web 2.0 patterns work well in the Web there might be obstacles and issues when they are implemented in a corporate environment without adaptation. "Might" because every company is an individual organization and there are no easy, "one-size-fits-all" solution. On the other hand the Web 2.0 patterns have been proven to be too successful to be ignored.

Posted by jamesr on February 18, 2008 08:30 AM
Categories: Collaboration, Enterprise 2.0