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As Web 2.0 gains traction, businesses are increasingly embracing the technologies and tools. The adoption of Web 2.0 tools such as blogs, podcasts, wikis, social networking and mashups is transforming how companies interact with their customers, partners and suppliers.
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"Web 2.0" represents a new era in computing in which the Web is used as a delivery platform to bring people together in interactions that generate value. A recent start-up, Trovus was founded on observations of how the Web is changing in this way and the assumption that what happens in the consumer world usually flows to the business world a short time later.
The move from Web 1.0 to Web 2.0 changed the definition of Internet service. But what will happen when people on the go meet Web 2.0? The sharing of experiences and routes on the Web by travelers, plus travel business operators, has redefined the value of service.
The Sydney Diocesan Secretariat (SDS), part of the Anglican Church of Australia is the central administrative organization of the Anglican Church in the Diocese of Sydney, supporting a extensive number of independent Anglican organizations including parish churches, Independent and local schools, Anglican Retirement Villages and Anglican Youthworks.
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It's no secret that we are what we eat - but what about our crops and livestock? Since 1928, Iowa's Nutra-Flo Company has developed high-performance nutrients to make sure distributors, agridealers, farmers and ranchers around the world are feeding crops and animals only the best. Supported by continuous research, the company's cutting-edge products help its customers remain competitive in an ever-changing marketplace.
Collaboration is not an option in companies today. It's a necessity. Not only does collaboration provide employees with critical information and ideas that they would not otherwise have, it gets them working together as a team — even if they're spread apart — which helps to boost productivity and speed time to market. Global IT solutions provider ZSL Inc. needed to enable its developer community to answer each other's questions, build on each other's work and be more productive together.
GXS Trading Grid is a global B2B e-commerce and integration platform that supports the creation and adoption of on-demand supply chain management solutions for companies of any size.
To stay ahead of emerging risks and maintain a security-rich flow of business-critical information across internal stakeholders and airline customers, NAV CANADA needed to adopt the latest Web application security technology.