RESHAPING YOUR BUSINESS WITH WEB 2.0

Integrate Web 2.0 trends and technologies into the enterprise

Written by a team of experts from the Web 2.0 community and Oracle Corporation, this innovative guide provides a blueprint for leveraging the new culture of participation in an enterprise environment. Reshaping Your Business with Web 2.0 offers proven strategies for the successful adoption of an enterprise 2.0 paradigm and covers the technical solutions that best apply in specific situations. You will find clear guidelines for using Web 2.0 technologies and standards in a productive way to align with business goals, increase efficiency, and provide measurable bottom line growth.

• Foster collaboration and accelerate information dissemination with blogs and wikis
• Implement folksonomic strategies to achieve business intelligence, analytics, and semantic web goals
• Capture and broadcast connection graphs and activity streams via social networks
• Bring together application data, business analytics, unstructured information, and collaborative interactions in enterprise mashups
• Enable rich Internet applications with Ajax, Ruby on Rails, Flash, FLEX, and other technologies
• Connect your Web 2.0 ecosystem through Web services, such as REST and JSON
• Ensure security and compliance management
• 作者簡介

  Vince Casarez, vice president, Oracle Corporation, focuses on Web 2.0 technology development, Enterprise 2.0, and portal products.
  
  Billy Cripe, director of product management, Oracle Corporation, focuses on Enterprise 2.0 strategy and Enterprise Content Management products.
  
  Jean Sini co-founded the Web 2.0 startup Activeweave in 2005, acquired in April 2008 by Buzzlogic, where he is currently chief technology officer.
  
  Philipp Weckerle leads the product management efforts on Oracle Reports and Content Integration at Oracle Corporation. He has more than 15 years of experience in the software industry.

• 目次

  Foreword
  Introduction
  Part 1: The Behaviors
  Chapter 1: Participation Culture: Opportunities and Pitfalls
  Chapter 2: Many Voices: We're All Publishers
  Chapter 3: The Power of Crowds: Varieties of Collaboration
  Chapter 4: Social Networking: Discriminating Connectedness
  Part 2: The Technologies
  Chapter 5: Mashups: A Behavior and a Technology
  Chapter 6: AJAX and Beyond: Merging the Desktop with the Web
  Chapter 7: The APIs: Interfaces and Ecosystems
  Chapter 8: Security and Compliance: Maintaining Control While Providing Flexibility
  Part III: Best Practices
  Chapter 9: Putting Web 2.0 to Use in the Enterprise: Higher Value From Greater Participation
  Chapter 10: The Semantic Web: New Paradigms and the Future
  References
  Index