Inside Digital Media - MIT and Wharton Start a Wiki
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Wikis are going to change the world, or at least the way the world does business. That’s the thinking behind so much of what Barry Libert, CEO of Shared Insights, has been up to lately. He discusses a future for business that could involve a lot more sharing among competitors. That sharing, especially when it involves lively wiki communities, could change the business landscape drastically. For example, how are marketing firms and business analysts going to adapt once their clients begin to share much more information online? And how will the publishing community react when a wiki, started by two prominent business schools wiwth Libert’s help, comes out as a book, with more than 1,000 authors? Libert speaks with Inside Digital Media’s Phil Leigh.
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