“A new study says the use of so-called Web 2.0 applications in
the enterprise is growing, but those customers are more cautious
about adopting open source solutions for collaborative
applications.“Nermertes Research said its latest ‘Collaboration Applications’
report is based on five months of in-depth interviews with more
than 120 IT executives at large companies (about $10 billion in
annual revenue on average).“Among those executives, 18 percent said their company is using
blogs, 32 percent are using wikis, and 23 percent are using
RSS…”
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