Enterprise Web 2.0:Building the Next-generation Workplace - 2008/09/01 - Butler Group

Report title: Enterprise Web 2.0:Building the Next-generation Workplace

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192 page report published Sep 01, 2008

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This Report reveals:* The relationship between Web 2.0, Enterprise Web 2.0, andEnterprise 2.0.* How Web 2.0 ideas, models, and technologies are impacting organisations.* Why re-evaluating the corporate desktop could improve employee mobility and corporate productivity.* Why business leaders should consider exploiting social networking trends and technologies.* How the convergence of video, voice, data, and the Web is changing the way we collaborate with others.* Why the IT skills gap may leave organisations unable to exploitWeb 2.0 technologies.* How organisations should protect and secure data in a Web 2.0 world.* Why organisations must prepare for the new world of work.* How Software as a Service and Service Oriented Architecture are related to Enterprise Web 2.0.* Why new software development architectures, models, and strategies are required to make enterprise applications a â??joy to useâ??.

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Title	Starting Page	Number of Pages
Sections
Contents â?? September 2008 Section 1: Management Summary 9 1.1 Management Summary 11 Section 2: Business and IT Issues 17 2.1 Report Introduction and Structure 19 2.2 Understanding Web 2.0 21 2.3 Web 2.0 and the Enterprise 25 2.4 Managing the Unmanageabl	0	1
Contents â€“ September 2008	0	1
Section 1: Management Summary	9	8
1.1 Management Summary	11	6
Section 2: Business and IT Issues	17	18
Section 1: Management Summary 9	0	1
1.1 Management Summary 11	0	1
2.1 Report Introduction and Structure	19	2
2.2 Understanding Web 2.0	21	4
Section 2: Business and IT Issues 17	0	1
2.1 Report Introduction and Structure 19	0	1
2.3 Web 2.0 and the Enterprise	25	3
2.4 Managing the Unmanageable	28	3
2.2 Understanding Web 2.0 21	0	1
2.3 Web 2.0 and the Enterprise 25	0	1
2.5 Corporate IT and the Environment	31	4
Section 3: The Impact of Enterprise 2.0 on Businesses and Institutions	35	18
2.4 Managing the Unmanageable 28	0	1
2.5 Corporate IT and the Environment 31	0	1
3.1 Building a Business Case for Enterprise 2.0	37	3
3.2 Enterprise 2.0 is About Business Agility and IT Flexibility	40	3
Section 3: The Impact of Enterprise 2.0 on Businesses and Institutions 35	0	1
3.1 Building a Business Case for Enterprise 2.0 37	0	1
3.3 Managing the IT Skills Gap	43	3
3.4 Sustainable IT Provision	46	3
3.2 Enterprise 2.0 is About Business Agility and IT Flexibility 40	0	1
3.3 Managing the IT Skills Gap 43	0	1
3.5 Web 2.0 and the Public Sector	49	4
Section 4: The Rebirth of Knowledge and Information Management	53	14
3.4 Sustainable IT Provision 46	0	1
3.5 Web 2.0 and the Public Sector 49	0	1
4.1 Web 2.0 and the Knowledge Worker	55	3
4.2 Information Search and Retrieval	58	3
Section 4: The Rebirth of Knowledge and Information Management 53	0	1
4.1 Web 2.0 and the Knowledge Worker 55	0	1
4.3 Business Intelligence 2.0	61	3
4.4 Enterprise Mashups	64	3
4.2 Information Search and Retrieval 58	0	1
4.3 Business Intelligence 2.0 61	0	1
Section 5: Enterprise 2.0 Communication and Collaboration Technologies	67	18
5.1 Adapting for the New World of Work	69	3
4.4 Enterprise Mashups 64	0	1
Section 5: Enterprise 2.0 Communication and Collaboration Technologies 67	0	1
5.2 Improving Enterprise Collaboration	72	3
5.3 Unified Communications and Collaboration	75	4
5.1 Adapting for the New World of Work 69	0	1
5.2 Improving Enterprise Collaboration 72	0	1
5.4 Enterprise Mobility	79	3
5.5 The Convergence of Video, Voice, Data, and the Web	82	3
5.3 Unified Communications and Collaboration 75	0	1
5.4 Enterprise Mobility 79	0	1
Section 6: Application Development in a Web 2.0 World	85	20
6.1 Software Development Challenges and Opportunities	87	2
5.5 The Convergence of Video, Voice, Data, and the Web 82	0	1
Section 6: Application Development in a Web 2.0 World 85	0	1
6.2 Rich Internet Applications	89	4
6.3 Enterprise Web 2.0 Development Technologies	93	4
6.1 Software Development Challenges and Opportunities 87	0	1
6.2 Rich Internet Applications 89	0	1
6.4 Architectures, Models, and Strategies	97	3
6.5 Web 2.0 and Beyond	100	5
6.3 Enterprise Web 2.0 Development Technologies 93	0	1
6.4 Architectures, Models, and Strategies 97	0	1
Section 7: New Threats to Enterprise Security	105	18
7.1 Securing Business Systems and Data in a Web 2.0 World	107	4
6.5 Web 2.0 and Beyond 100	0	1
Section 7: New Threats to Enterprise Security 105	0	1
7.2 Web Application Infrastructure Security	111	3
7.3 Information Security Management	114	2
7.1 Securing Business Systems and Data in a Web 2.0 World 107	0	1
7.2 Web Application Infrastructure Security 111	0	1
7.4 Managing Web 2.0 Usage in the Enterprise	116	3
7.5 Securing The Network	119	4
7.3 Information Security Management 114	0	1
7.4 Managing Web 2.0 Usage in the Enterprise 116	0	1
Section 8: Adapting the Workplace for the Net Generation	123	14
8.1 Re-evaluating the Corporate Desktop	125	4
7.5 Securing the Network 119	0	1
Section 8: Adapting the Workplace for the â€˜Net Generationâ€™ 123	0	1
8.2 The Consumerisation of Corporate IT	129	2
8.3 Enterprise Mobility	131	3
8.1 Re-evaluating the Corporate Desktop 125	0	1
8.2 The Consumerisation of Corporate IT 129	0	1
8.4 The Return of the Power User	134	3
Section 9: The Impact of Web 2.0 Models and Architectures	137	16
8.3 Enterprise Mobility 131	0	1
8.4 The Return of the Power User 134	0	1
9.1 Embracing Web 2.0	139	2
9.2 Software as a Service	141	3
Section 9: The Impact of Web 2.0 Models and Architectures 137	0	1
9.1 Embracing Web 2.0 139	0	1
9.3 Service Oriented Architecture	144	2
9.4 Utility Computing	146	3
9.2 Software as a Service 141	0	1
9.3 Service Oriented Architecture 144	0	1
9.5 Adopting Open Source Software	149	4
Section 10: Enterprise Web 2.0 Market Analysis	153	12
9.4 Utility Computing 146	0	1
9.5 Adopting Open Source Software 149	0	1
10.1 Rich Web Applications Market Analysis	155	3
10.2 Mobile Application Market Analysis	158	3
Section 10: Enterprise Web 2.0 Market Analysis 153	0	1
10.1 Rich Web Applications Market Analysis 155	0	1
10.3 The Social Networking Revolution	161	4
Section 11: Vendor Profiles	165	20
10.2 Mobile Application Market Analysis 158	0	1
10.3 The Social Networking Revolution 161	0	1
Adobe	167	1
Atlassian	168	1
Section 11: Vendor Profiles 165	0	1
Adobe 167	0	1
BEA (Oracle)	168	1
blueKiwi	169	1
Atlassian 168	0	1
BEA (Oracle) 168	0	1
Cisco	170	1
Citrix	171	1
blueKiwi 169	0	1
Cisco 170	0	1
Connectbeam	172	1
EMC	173	1
Citrix 171	0	1
Connectbeam 172	0	1
GroveSite	174	1
IBM	174	1
EMC 172	0	1
GroveSite 173	0	1
Igloo Software	175	1
Jive Software	176	1
IBM 174	0	1
Igloo Software 175	0	1
Microsoft	177	1
Near-Time	178	1
Jive Software 176	0	1
Microsoft 176	0	1
Open Text	179	1
Salesforce.com	180	1
Near-Time 178	0	1
Open Text 178	0	1
Socialtext	181	1
Trampoline Systems	182	1
Salesforce.com 180	0	1
Socialtext 181	0	1
Vignette	182	1
WorkLight	183	2
Trampoline Systems 182	0	1
Vignette 182	0	1
Section 12: Glossary	185	8
WorkLight 183	0	1
Section 12: Glossary 185	0	1

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