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Web 2.0 at work

Matt Greeley, founder and chief executive of Brightidea.com, examines the pain points of implementing Web 2.0 tools at work, and offers a strategy for a successful adoption

Published: 06 Nov 2007 18:30 GMT

Tags: Executive, Chief Executive, Adoption, Implementing

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