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Showing 1-10 of 10 results foundGartner: Web 2.0 to make waves in enterprise
August 10, 2006 AJAX, mashups will have big impact on businesses in the next 10 years, research firm says.Sage merges Web 2.0 tech into CRM line
March 14, 2008 The company will incorporate Web 2.0 functionality gradually until 2010, in a bid to better take on Microsoft and Salesforce.com. (By Suzanne Tindal of ZDNet Australia)Year in review: Showing Web 2.0 folks the money
December 14, 2006 A swarm of start-ups converging around online applications and social media feeds Google's acquisition appetite.Boob tube meets online maps as TV fans get creative
March 6, 2006 "24," "The Sopranos," "American Idol" fans track fictional heroes' movements via high-tech maps. Images: Celebrity mashupsGoogle, BEA in enterprise portal mashup talks
October 12, 2006 BEA's chief says businesses understanding that "culturally, there is a new generation of communications."Conjuring software, then and now
December 8, 2006 roundup Before Java, mashups, Web 2.0 and other modern spins for developing applications, there was COBOL.Gartner: Prepare for consumer-led IT
October 9, 2006 Researcher tells execs to embrace the "consumerization" of IT and the encroachment of Web 2.0 apps.Year in review: Web 2.0 apps get slicker, more social
December 13, 2007 The pace picks up for Web services that replace or complement traditional desktop applications.Web 2.0 Summit: What's new with Web apps
October 19, 2007 San Francisco confab brings you Flickr's geo-revamp, details from the stealthy Radar Networks, Hakia's spin on social searching, and more.Wending your way through Web 2.0
February 8, 2007 Yahoo lets loose a new mashup tool, and an MIT gathering looks at the business side of Web-based apps. Sponsored matches for "Web 2.0"
