Business Two Zero

I’m just finishing off a few very productive days in Plovdiv, at the WordFrame development centre, where we’ve been negotiating and planning with two new prospective partners. Later today I’ll be heading to Milan, and driving to Varese to speak at the International Forum on Enterprise 2.0. The conference is being organized by my friend […]

I had a great session yesterday with Sigurd Rinde on the latest version of Thingamy. We’ve been part of Sig’s ecosystem of consultants and partners working with his innovative business modelling solution for some time. Sig was showing off the product’s new interface and talking through the latest prototype he had been demoing at a […]

A while back, during the interesting time I spent as one of the blognation editors, I did my first ever video interview with the help of Vincent Camara of Intruders.tv. The victim was JP Rangaswami, the MD of BT Design (effectively BT’s CIO ). He was on great form, so my 10 minute spot stretched […]

Probably the main reason I’ve been inactive on this blog for a while has been because of my involvement in ITBRix, the launch of WordFrame, as well as a major WordFrame project. Let me explain a little. First, WordFrame is an enterprise 2.0 platform that helps you build web communities and manage content, that has […]

One of the reasons I was disappointed I didn’t get to Boston for this week’s Enterprise 2.0 event was to see the face off between Andrew McAfee and Tom Davenport, moderated by Dan Farber,  over the relevance of Enterprise 2.0.  However, I would probably have been slightly disappointed again, as I was hoping that Andrew […]

This slide show popped in to my Enterprise 2.0 alerts today.  It contrasts the old style email based culture with the new enterprise 2.0 way of working using IM, wikis, blogs and RSS feeds.  It elegantly gets the message across.  If you’re stuck working from your inbox, you need to take heed before you get […]

Guy Kawasaki has a very interesting post detailing the start up cost of his new baby - By the Numbers: How I built a Web 2.0, User-Generated Content, Citizen Journalism, Long-Tail, Social Media Site for $12,107.09.  This highlights how it is possible to finance a new media/new technology company on your credit card rather than […]

I’m not going to be able to make either today or next week’s OpenCoffee Club, which is a great shame. I’ve got in to the habit of trying to arrange London meetings on a Thursday, so I can drop in and meet new people. Last week I was there with my business partner David Wynn, […]

Twitter is taking the world (well, the blog and social media technorati type world) by storm, but is it any use? Take a look at this post if you don’t know what I’m on about. For Euan, Twitter made him feel safer:

“A lot of people are trying to get their heads around Twitter these days […]

There is a ThinkFree branded memory stick languishing next to my coffee machine, regularly reminding me that I should take a proper look and review the product. It’s a Microsoft® Office compatible application suite comprised of word processing, spreadsheet, and presentation graphics software-all usable online and off. A few days ago I got a little […]