Amy Shuen; Web 2.0: A Strategy Guide
The dividing line between where your business stops and starts just evaporated. You, your customers and your competitors have merged into one interconnected force.
The five principles of Web 2.0 success are:
1 Users Create Value,
2 Networks Multiply Effects,
3 People Build Connections,
4 Companies Capitalize Competence and
5 New Recombines with Old.
The common denominator of these principles is: sharing. When we share we unite, we collaborate, we synchronize, we co-ordinate and we incorporate. And, we banish competition.
Gestalt your business and rewrite your business plan in the context of Web 2.0.
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