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In February and March 2009, consulting Firm Watson Wyatt talked to leaders of 181 companies to get their opinions regarding the use of social networking, blogs and webcasts.  The report’s findings found that since the onset of  worsening global economic conditions, companies are making much more use of Web 2.0 technology
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The New Zealand Companies Office has been using Facebook for sometime and earlier this year started using Twitter in order to reach the public and give out information about new services.  In a Computerworld news story  Justin Hygate elaborates on the reason for this.

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Although the article is a bit academic and technical it is an interesting read.  The authors monitored IBM’s staff blog for three years to trace how information is shared and found within a company .  It really discusses the old “knowledge management” issues and looks at the usefulness of corporate blogs for information gathering.
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Wikis working for businesses

This report from InformationWeek looks at how a number of companies introduced wikis into the workplace.  Mention is made of the ups and downs of doing so – but generally there seems to have been really positive outcomes for all the companies.
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This very recent report entitled Online communities and their impact on business: ignore at your peril by Rubicon Consulting came out of a survey they undertook to see how people in the U.S. used the web.   The major implication for companies was the need to understand the role the web played in their industry.
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Keeping up for executives

Eiu Executive Briefing  is a collaboration between Harvard Business School and the Economist.  The homepage is free with links available to a number of publications, but full access to the site requires registration.
There is some interesting material here including a link to a 2008 fulltext pdf on talent management entitled People for Growth The talent challenge in [...]

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Forbes global 2000 companies

Forbes’ very useful list of the global 2000 companies can be sorted rank, company, country, industry and a number of other ways. There is also a country scorecard, and a number of features on selected companies.

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Business collaboration

This recent publication (pdf) “The role of trust in business collaboration” by the Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU) and Cisco surveyed around 450 business executives, the majority of them based in the U.S., Europe and Asia to ask them about the projects, people and companies they had been collaborating with.
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From Information Today comes this article by Paula Hanes which mentions two new online resources. Linked-in and Tradevibes (the latter site still in beta but it claims to be “the first structured wiki for company information”.
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Doing business in Vietnam

Vietnam is becoming a really popular place to do business. Although this buyusinfo publication on how to do business in Vietnam is primarily for U.S. companies, it still provides a wealth of information valid for New Zealand businesses.

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