“…the focus was very much around the financial costs to build and deploy these web applications (as opposed to elements like lines of code or revenue). It also touched on what it costs in monthly maintenance”

Slides from the “The Figures Behind The Top Web Apps” session at SXSW

“Enterprise 2.0 will happen in your organization entirely by itself, whether you encourage it, discourage it, or even consign it to benign neglect.”

There is an interesting trend going on with Enterprise 2.0. Motivated employees aren’t waiting for the blessing of an IT department before they start using Enterprise 2.0 tools / technologies.

Merlin Mann is the man!

What are you worth?

Simple salary search tool.

It’s like a YouTube for documents

A great visualization of live SXSW chatter on Twitter

Look out for Twitter. It’s blowing up (in a good way).

“Tagzania is about tags and places. If you register and log in, you can add places, points, to create and document your maps. When you add a point, you may tag it with keywords.”

Having a bad day? Sing “I’m About to Whip Somebody’s Ass”.

Hum it to yourself

Several remixes posted. The “goose extended remix” is ridiculously catchy.

“We are basically running a small municipal transit agency,” said Marty Lev, Google’s director of security and safety, who oversees the program.

Add RSS feeds to Salesforce.com

Web-based document signature, contract management, etc.

Round-up of several CRM app’s

Very slick.

Yahoo research paper on tagging

This is awful but here I am linking to it.

Your desktop can be as messy as your real desk.