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Andy Mulholland and Nick Earle talk about their book on web 2.0 implementation, Mesh Collaboration
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Digital Business is offering IT experts the chance to air their views about a range of topics on Mondays and Thursdays. From June 23 - July 11 our subject is Web 2.0 strategy.
Read an extract from from Mesh Collaboration by Andy Mulholland and Nick Earle. The book charts the transformation of two fictional businesses, making use of Web 2.0 tools.
If you have strong views on this, write to us at digitalbusiness@ft.com The best correspondence will be published
Adding IT to the SME toolkit
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