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From: Frank A. Coluccio	10/26/2006 3:44:21 AM
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Enterprise 2.0 - Cyber-infrastructure for business Bill St.Arnaud bill.st.arnaud at canarie.ca Tue Oct 24 11:40:28 EDT 2006 ------------------------------------------- [Here is an excellent paper on how the same tools that are transforming science, are now also transforming business. SOA, grids, P2P and related technologies are fundamentally changing the way consumers interact with business. The concept of the "User Controlled Business Process" is now starting to shape the business environment where customers and business partners can now compose and link business processes within and between organizations, independent of the originating organization business structure. Last week's Economist also had a good article on this where Amazon is offering a variety of business services for its customers to consume. Amazon has realized that business processes themselves are a product. Some excerpt from Don Tapscott's paper-- BSA] newparadigm.com Winning with the Enterprise 2.0 by Don Tapscott Today we're at a defining moment in business history-the threshold of a dramatic shift in the way that firms are organized, innovate and create value. Information technology and new networked business structures are removing the sources of friction in our economy... A new breed of open, networked organization-the Enterprise 2.0-is emerging. Such enterprises orchestrate resources, create value and compete very differently than traditional firms. They also drive important changes in their respective industries and even the rules of competition. Research and experience shows those that understand these changes can gain rapid advantage in their markets and build sustainable businesses. If there is one theme that cuts across all ten dimensions and defines the new enterprise, it is collaboration. Collaboration is the new foundation of competitiveness. Normally the term collaboration conjures up images of office workers interacting effectively together. But the concept is changing. By "collaboration" we mean the increasing richness of means by which objects (things, people and firms) can work together enhanced by the medium of the Internet. We have described this as the fundamental transition of the Internet from being a communications platform to a computation platform. As the Internet evolves beyond a presentation medium (based on HTML) to a global computational platform (based on XML, SOAP, UDDI and a new lingua franca for distributed computing) it enables engagement and collaboration with and among all the stakeholders of the corporation-not only employees and b-web suppliers but also customers, shareholders, community members and others. Continued at: newparadigm.com ------------------------------------- To SUBSCRIBE: send a blank e-mail message to news-join at canarie.ca To UNSUBSCRIBE: send a blank email message to news-leave at canarie.ca ------------------------------------- These news items and comments are mine alone and do not necessarily reflect those of the CANARIE board or management. ----------- Bill.St.Arnaud at canarie.ca www.canarie.ca/~bstarn skype: pocketpro SkypeIn: +1 614 441-9603 ----------- Bill.St.Arnaud at canarie.ca www.canarie.ca/~bstarn skype: pocketpro SkypeIn: +1 614 441-9603

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