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More thoughts on social computing and Lotus (continued)

Summary
All these exciting features of Web 2.0 and social computing will bring great opportunities now and even greater ones in the upcoming years. Future applications will have to be more integratable, more integrating and much more focused on the user.

Developers will have to learn more and more about how users think and how they want to connect with one another. There are already free and/or open applications out there to help you face this challenge.

Now is the time to jump on the opportunity and get your slice of the cake for you and your enterprise, before others do. To stay with the football picture: an exciting season lies ahead. Go out, get your company's team ready and watch them win the tournament!

Product availability and resources
Read "Lotusphere and social computing: taking action".

Learn about BlogSphere.

Learn about Bloggo.

Learn about Dogear.

Learn about Pentos AG.

Marcus Foerster works as a Senior Consultant for Pentos AG. One of his main fields is the Web 2.0 enablement of Domino applications.


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