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We find there is a continuous challenge in the workplace as Organization 2.0 continues to impact, morph and mashup disciplines that were without question very clearly defined. Take the evolution of the I.T. department, for example.

We find there is a continuous challenge in the workplace as Organization 2.0 continues to impact, morph and mashup disciplines that were without question very clearly defined. Take the evolution of the I.T. department, for example.

Microsoft Receives Anti-Trust Criticism for Silverlight Technology Author: Jason Alyesh 13 Aug In the wake of Microsoft and NBC’s partnership to provide free streaming multi-media content via Silverlight for the Beijing Olympics, anti-trust criticisms have mounted against Microsoft, reminiscent of legal actions brought during the 1990s.

Windows Vista: A Mixed Bag At Best Author: Ivory King 11 Aug Who says Microsoft Vista sucks? If you’re looking online, it seems like it’s everybody. A Google search brings up entire blogs and Web sites solely dedicated to exposing fair use rights infringements, CPU-hogging mandatory security programs, and lack of application and hardware support.

Need to discover some open source enterprise apps for your business? You should have been at LinuxWorld Lucky for you, though, Computerworld was there, and I gathered this collection of products and services for you to make your search a bit easier.

The European Commission published the EU Green Paper on Copyright in the Knowledge Economy on 16 July 2008. The paper questions where the balance lies between access to copyright protected material and rewarding those who produced it.

Over the last few months I’ve purchased some marketing and blog related programs in the hopes of learning more about affiliate marketing. I’ve been using the knowledge and skills that I’ve gained from these programs to work on the launch of two new websites.

Ventana Research recently posted a noteworthy blog about CEM and its evolution At Tealeaf, we have witnessed the growth of CEM over nearly a decade now, as more and more transactions move online. People now are talking a lot about ???Web 2.0,??? which points to a next wave of the Internet ??? one in which people have higher expectations than ever when they go online.

E-business is changing fast, along with the thinking behind it, and as yet there is no agreement on what should be taught on an e-business course and how. This revised and updated edition of a successful MBA-level text takes a strategic management perspective of e-business, although it also touches on related areas such as Internet marketing and IS.

Edited by my friends Professor Chimay Anumba and Dr Kirti Ruikar, e-Business in Construction is a brand new hardback book, just published by Blackwells (available in the US next month and in Australia from September), that seeks to provide definitive guidance for students, researchers and practitioners on the key issues in electronic commerce from a construction perspective.