I was searching for the past two weeks for Enterprise 2.0 success stories.  And since I have a Business Process Management (BPM) background, I could not help myself to extend my search to look for connections between BPM and Enterprise 2.0.  Do they correlate? Or contradict each other? To prepare the ground for this topic, I will start with a reference to a post  

There are millions of blogs in the Websphere. The original term was weblogs, which was used by John Barger in 1999. Then, the term was shortened to blog. Listing some statistics about the Blogsphere, will assist the understanding of the significance of the blogs’ presence:  

Web 2.0 has become an essential part of our life. Think about all the applications that you use online; YouTube, Facebook, Twitter, Flicker,..,etc . Despite the extensive usage of Web 2.0 applications, lots of Internet users or computer professionals still do not understand the term.  The term web 2.0 refers to the  

I believe that a blog is a brand and a self-reflection of the individual. Therefore, the blog should reflect the individual’s knowledge, experience, passions and emotions. In the past few years, I gradually shifted my career from being a computer engineer and project manager to be involved more in the business development/improvement and analysis side. The journey has been great. The. 

After three years from ignoring my blog deliberately and accidentally most of the times. I herby want to let the world now that I’m back and committed the blog like never before. I’m very proud of the content of the blog because during three years from not maintaining, the blog received visitors everyday and users found the content of this blog useful. So thank you all for.