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    The well known E2.0 success stories -- Ford, Proctor and Gamble, Best Buy -- are also among the few economic success stories in the wake of the recession, and their success, say the E2.0 gurus, comes down to culture, not just a smart technology investment strategy. Full Article at Internet Evolution
    The well known E2.0 success stories -- Ford, Proctor and Gamble, Best Buy -- are also among the few economic success stories in the wake of the recession, and their success, say the E2.0 gurus, comes down to culture, not just a smart technology investment strategy.
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  1. It was never very clear to us, looking in, who the authoritative sources were, who was good at solving problems
    SOURCE: Internet Evolution 1 month ago
  2. Now we can see a lot of that because we're starting to see patterns emerge, to see who's following whom, who's the good source of questions, who offers good answers. All those things that you sort of know by the grapevine, we now have data for.
    SOURCE: Internet Evolution 1 month ago
  3. Principally, we believe it's time for the Enterprise 2.0 facet of the software industry to demonstrate the business value that these social technologies provide our customers and lay out a framework for how companies can get started
    SOURCE: Internet Evolution 1 month ago
  4. E2.0 evangelists have been saying this from the beginning, but there are signs that people are finally starting to believe it
    SOURCE: Internet Evolution 1 month ago

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