Comments on: Web 2.0 downunder http://www.webdirections.org/uncategorized/web-20-downunder/ Just another WordPress weblog Wed, 08 Feb 2012 16:54:20 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: acidlabs » Business and Web 2.0 in Australiahttp://www.webdirections.org/uncategorized/web-20-downunder/comment-page-1/#comment-22944 acidlabs » Business and Web 2.0 in Australia Tue, 22 Jul 2008 07:23:38 +0000 http://westciv.com/webdirections08/blog/web-20-downunder/#comment-22944 [...] piece on Web 2.0 penetration in Australian business (it’s also been noticed by the folks at Web Directions). It strongly reflects my view that largely it’s small business that is beginning to [...] […] piece on Web 2.0 penetration in Australian business (it’s also been noticed by the folks at Web Directions). It strongly reflects my view that largely it’s small business that is beginning to […]

]]> By: Rob Varghesehttp://www.webdirections.org/uncategorized/web-20-downunder/comment-page-1/#comment-353 Rob Varghese Thu, 17 May 2007 00:42:52 +0000 http://westciv.com/webdirections08/blog/web-20-downunder/#comment-353 An interesting article John, but the first line of your post "As we put the finishing touches on the launch of Web Directions South 2007 due in a couple of days (I think you’ll be very excited withat what’s on offer)" is what interests me the most. I look forward with much anticipation to see what you and Maxine have lined up :) An interesting article John, but the first line of your post “As we put the finishing touches on the launch of Web Directions South 2007 due in a couple of days (I think you’ll be very excited withat what’s on offer)” is what interests me the most. I look forward with much anticipation to see what you and Maxine have lined up :)

]]> By: knowledge is everywherehttp://www.webdirections.org/uncategorized/web-20-downunder/comment-page-1/#comment-352 knowledge is everywhere Wed, 16 May 2007 16:56:52 +0000 http://westciv.com/webdirections08/blog/web-20-downunder/#comment-352 <strong>A great turnout for Destra and Brad Howarth at The Domain...</strong>Brad Howarth and Domenic Carosa (CEO of Destra) drew quite a crowd at The Domain networking event in Melbourne, held at Digital Harbour in the Docklands. Attendees received a music CD from Destra and a copy of Australian Anthill magazine (Subscribe to ... A great turnout for Destra and Brad Howarth at The Domain…

Brad Howarth and Domenic Carosa (CEO of Destra) drew quite a crowd at The Domain networking event in Melbourne, held at Digital Harbour in the Docklands. Attendees received a music CD from Destra and a copy of Australian Anthill magazine (Subscribe to …

]]> By: Business and Web 2.0 in Australia at acidlabshttp://www.webdirections.org/uncategorized/web-20-downunder/comment-page-1/#comment-351 Business and Web 2.0 in Australia at acidlabs Wed, 16 May 2007 03:26:55 +0000 http://westciv.com/webdirections08/blog/web-20-downunder/#comment-351 [...] SMH journalist Brad Howarth has an interesting and insightful piece on Web 2.0 penetration in Australian business (it’s also been noticed by the folks at Web Directions). It strongly reflects my view that largely it’s small business that is beginning to “get” Web 2.0 here. The big end of town and government mostly have a fair way to travel before these technologies gain any significant penetration in their operations. Frankly, that’s a pity, as adopting the tools of Web 2.0 could be helping many of them with the increasing issue of good and progressive knowledge management, productivity and stakeholder engagement . [...] […] SMH journalist Brad Howarth has an interesting and insightful piece on Web 2.0 penetration in Australian business (it’s also been noticed by the folks at Web Directions). It strongly reflects my view that largely it’s small business that is beginning to “get” Web 2.0 here. The big end of town and government mostly have a fair way to travel before these technologies gain any significant penetration in their operations. Frankly, that’s a pity, as adopting the tools of Web 2.0 could be helping many of them with the increasing issue of good and progressive knowledge management, productivity and stakeholder engagement . […]

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