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Web-based mind mapping software with both a free and paid version. The free version looks pretty full-featured, although I haven’t tried it out. Via Dave Gray.
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Some great thoughts about writing and publishing your own book — enough to scare me away from the idea!
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Great example of using RSS feeds inside the enterprise for people to subscribe to internal news that they want instead of being spammed by everything that comes out of every department.
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Aside from a delightfully inflammatory title, this post from JackBe positions enterprise mashups as a consumer of web services that can help justify the ROI of SOA. BPM, of course, is the primary way to justify your SOA.
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Our team launched a new collaborative web-based mind mapping tool called Comapping. It is worth checking it out at comapping.com.
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