Optimizing business with Web 2.0 applications: How much do you know?

Savvy about SharePoint? Fanatical about Facebook? Find out if you know enough to sell the business benefits of Web 2.0 applications to your organization with our quiz!

Published: 21 Jan 2009

Web 2.0 applications made a splash with social networking and online communities like Facebook and Twitter. Now applications like SharePoint and Gmail are proving their worth in cost savings and business benefits -- encouraging employee collaboration and enhancing the customer experience.

There are many Web 2.0 business benefits, but CIOs should watch out for security and staffing challenges when implementing these innovative applications. From malware to compliance, it's important to weigh the risks.

How much do you know about Web 2.0? Test your knowledge with our quick quiz!

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How to get management on board with Web 2.0 security issues Ways to get management buy-in for Web 2.0 security testing and quality assurance and to bolster application security before deployment are given in this tip. Test pro Kevin Beaver explains why Web 2.0 initiatives are often difficult to explain to software managers.

Manufacturer scores big with Web 2.0 and social networking tools With Web 2.0 social networking and collaboration technologies, manufacturer Equipois improved its customer service and product design. Learn some cost saving tips for getting started with Web 2.0 for manufacturing.

Making Web 2.0 work in business Two years ago analyst Gartner launched its annual European software jamboree with a big push on Web 2.0.

How Web 2.0 drives business strategy: Top five tips Web 2.0 has made a splash in the midmarket, connecting users and customers alike. From SharePoint to LinkedIn and packaged apps, learn how midmarket CIOs are finding Web 2.0 benefits with our top five tips.

Enterprise Web 2.0 blogs, wikis and content management Learn how Web 2.0 blogs, wikis and content management systems can help your business get started in enterprise Web 2.0.

What might a recession mean for CRM and Web 2.0? With Web 2.0 ROI examples difficult to come by and organizations cautious about spending in a recession, companies must carefully evaluate projects.

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Optimizing business with Web 2.0 applications: How much do you know?

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