One of the earliest criticisms of SharePoint was that it took a simplistic approach -- simple in implementation, simple in use, and catering only to simpler scenarios.  In fact, it was this straight-forward and focused approach that lay behind SharePoint’s early success. 

Here’s a simple high-level E2.0 rollout plan that abandons the idea of small pilot projects and instead opens wide the doors to good luck, long-distance helpfulness, and fortunate discoveries. And it’s only six steps long!

Cyn.in, which is a beautifully designed solution that suffers from the complexity of its underlying architecture (it's based on Plone, which in turn is based on Zope... the result is a system that is gorgeous to look at, but achingly slow to use on anything but a very powerful server. If you've got one of those, however, you really ought to take a look -- Cyn.in takes the desktop connection thing to a glorious extreme!).

Intranets are getting more strategic, with increased collaboration support. Team size is growing by 12% per year, and platforms are becoming integrated, with a strong showing for SharePoint. Improving usability increased use by 106% on average.

It seems clear to me that "Enterprise 2.0" is here to stay

Here are six major trends that will encourage leaders to take action and help their organisations to be even more collaborative.

SyncNotes is a system that allows you to easily store, retrieve and even communicate small pieces of textual information. The SyncNotes System consists of a desktop software that allows you to put up virtual sticky notes on your screen, a web based syste