Portals are a great facilitator of collaboration because they provide the forums and tools for individuals, independent of location, to come together virtually to access and alter a single source of ...

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The State Department is transforming internal communications by implementing open-source technology and putting it behind a firewall. Unlike most other federal agencies, the State Department for many ...

The intelligence community can learn from the behavior of ant colonies to improve information sharing -- and it can use wikis and blogs, a CIA official said today. The intelligence community must ...

Blogs and wikis have moved past the tech bling phase and are settling in as core fixtures in the enterprise collaboration infrastructure. Two enterprise content management vendors are helping drive ...

Where The Wikis Are So, what companies are actually using wikis? Wikis have found their greatest initial success in a few specific areas of the corporate landscape that require heavy doses of content ...

As businesses worldwide debate the pros and cons of using wikis, tagging, Web mashups, syndicated feeds and blogs, the Web 2.0 Expo opened Sunday in San Francisco with a gaggle of vendors betting ...

Top-level executives are using Web services, peer-to-peer networks and collective intelligence that tap the expertise of a group to make decisions more than they are using mashups, wikis, blogs and ...

Publishing software company Quark has in place systems that "are so heavyweight that people don't use them," says Julie Fouge, senior internal communications specialist at Quark. Last December, it ...

The agenda for last year’s Enterprise 2.0 Conference was vendor- and analyst-heavy, since, at the time, few end-user companies were widely using the Web 2.0 technologies that were nurtured by the ...