Bookmarking, tagging, and social software comes to the Enterprise
When you have hundreds — or even thousands — of people working together at the same company, keeping track of all of that knowledge is important. The problem is that before now no one liked using knowledge management systems. When I left Microsoft and NEC I left with gigs of knowledge locked up in email systems. Puneet Gupta, CEO of ConnectBeam, believes he has a better way. Here, he discusses how Web 2.0 concepts are changing enterprise software.
Tags: Puneet Gupta, ConnectBeam, Web 2.0
November 27th, 2006 at 1:47 pm
[…] Today on the Scoble Show: Puneet Gupta, of ConnectBeam, on how Web 2.0 concepts are changing enterprise software: When you have hundreds — or even thousands — of people working together at the same company, keeping track of all of that knowledge is important. The problem is that before now no one liked using knowledge management systems. Posted by mk @ 10:47 pm […]
November 27th, 2006 at 3:01 pm
[…] Puneet Gupta the CEO of ConnectBeam was recorded doing a demo of his enterprise tagging tool with Podtech. Video of ConnectBeam demo. If you want to get some insight from Puneet himself, Robert interviewed him in this video. […]
December 22nd, 2006 at 12:18 am
[…] I wrote about del.icio.us in the enterprise a little while ago and how using del.icio.us for internal bookmarks could give competitors insight into developments that should, perhaps, be kept secret. One of the comments I received about that post was from Puneet Gupta, the CEO of Connectbeam urging me to check out his company’s offering. I have finally done that! I think the best introduction to Connectbeam is this demonstration Puneet did for Robert Scoble on the Scobleshow: […]
January 8th, 2007 at 4:45 pm
[…] Puneet Gupta and Tom Mandel commented in one of my prior posts on this blog on the possibilities of social bookmarking as a useful component of a knowledge management system. Tom linked to a discussion by Robert Scoble on the topic. I certainly agree with the promise and wrote a piece on it. Intranet Social Bookmarking: Playing Tag Behind the Firewall. Here are some of the conclusions from the article updated a bit. […]
June 10th, 2007 at 9:04 am
[…] Bookmarking, tagging, and social software comes to the Enterprise (nice podcast) […]