Introduction

This whole 2.0 thing has been notoriously gaining popularity for the past some time – Web 2.0, Enterprise 2.0, Business 2.0 and now, Intranet 2.0. Many say it has become like a fashion to add 2.0 to anything that’s some what different from its ancestors. But this is not the case. There’s remarkable difference between 1.0 and 2.0 and we have been talking about them. In the same series, this time we will try to figure out the anatomy and structure of Intranet 2.0.

Intranet as you all are aware of is private version of Internet. With the development of Web 2.0, Intranet has also undergone some changes. Let’s just give you a hint what we will be talking about in Intranet 2.0 through the following example.

Serena Software, a vendor of enterprise change management software having employee strength of 800 Facebookpeople and working from 18 different countries across the world, has replaced its traditional intranet with Facebook as a front end linked to a low-cost content management system behind the firewall. According to the Company President and CEO, Jeremy Burton, the company organizes Facebook Fridays and encourages employees to find fun and personal connections in the work place.

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I think transferring files between computers can be very uneasy at times. Imagine keeping your files and photos to a disk or CDR, carrying it home and the disk is corrupt. Or may be a very important backup gone wrong. I know I have.
Disaster recovery experts always recommend that businesses keep copies of their important data off-site, in case of a tornado, flood or similar catastrophe that could destroy not just their hard drive but also any backup tapes or discs they have in the same room or building. Read more…

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We all know how uneasy it can get transferring files between computers to a disk or CDR. Most computers these days have some kind of Internet connection and store their work in the personal disk drive. But as time passed technology took off and evolved online file storage system. Now users can expect a simple service where files can be easily uploaded and downloaded from a disk drive or a simple web based interface. Read more…

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I think transferring files between computers can be very uneasy at times. Have you ever saved an important file to a disk or CDR, got it home and found that the disk is corrupt? Or maybe an important backup that went wrong? I know I have. With most computers these days having some kind of Internet connection, having your own personal disk drive stored in the Internet is an excellent idea. You can upload your work, get home, download it again and continue where you left off.

Although most of my friends these days use Winzip, I don’t mind looking around and experimenting with something new in technology. I have been going through all the latest news on Gigaom and believe me friends, register yourself there and you will never be left behind in some hottest inventions. When I heard about online storage concept I had to check it out. A rather funny picture came to my head, with all the files floating in space (don’t know why!). Read more…

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