web 2.0

Enterprises have been using a mix of Web 2.0 approaches for a while. Of these Web 2.0 trends, it seems that blogging has reached 'mainstream'.

Small businesses and retailers may incorrectly believe that they do not have the resources to establish and maintain, but they need to do both.

The "Web 2.0" meme has adapted, understanding is widespread, and adoption continues to grow, all indicators that using Web 2.0 provides businesses with real benefits.

The use of technology is pervasive. However, there is often a vocabulary discrepancy between users and creators. Clients are looking for web designers, developers, blogs, web pages, and/or web sites. The semantics of those terms mean very different things, for example to a graphic designer who creates web page mockups using Photoshop and to a software architect who is designing a plugin for Drupal and your favourite CRM tool. Let's set some ground rules and agree on some common terminology.

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