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Over the next year we'll see the hype around Enterprise 2.0 reach a fever pitch, and many will be lost in disillusionment when most of the panning fails to yield gold.
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Next time you should probably attend the conference you are criticizing. You missed a great opportunity to showcase enterprise open source software. Read my response here: http://cannell.org/blog/e208-and-open-source
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- by botchagalupe June 15, 2008 3:24 AM PDT
- I thought it was a bit ironic hearing Jeff say that Drupal+Acquia was the only fully organic open source project represented at Enterprise 2.0. I guess this begs the question...
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(3 Comments)Is Acquia organic or non-organic?
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