R2oSE 2010

Here is a new book that is very relevant to Research 2.0 and in particular Innovation 2.0. This book entitled "Innovation Passport: The IBM First-of-a-Kind (FOAK) Journey From Research to Reality"  has been written by  Mary Jo Frederich and Peter Andrews. Mary Jo is the director of the IBM Industry Solutions Labs and First-of-a-Kind (FOAK) program. I highly recommend you reading this book if you want to know more about research- industry interplay and innovation. Some chapters are particularily interesting from a Research 2.0 / Enterprise 2.0 / Innovation 2.0 point of view. In particular have a look at the conclusion. It is worth! For those who are attending CASCON currently, I've this book here (I'm in the demo booth), and will be happy to give it to you if you want to have a look at it ;-)

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You have to go to the menu "My Pages" (BTW if someone have a better name for that I would greatly appreciated it. I tried "My Zone", "My Home", etc.), and there you should have the "Twitter" application (if not you can add it with a little button Add Application). You have to configure this application using the configuration button as shown below.

What is nice when you do that is the message you send from this web site will be related to the topic of this web site (otherwise just use your twitter account), so the message that appear here will not be polluted by all tweets.

BTW are your happy with twitter for research 2.0? Any usage for software engineering 2.0? Please comment...

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If you register to this web site you will be able to :

• post blog entries. You can express your opinion on Software Engineering 2.0 or Research 2.0 topics. Controversial topic are very welcomed. Do not hesitate also to post entries, give pointers to existing events, books or other relevant ressources on the web.  You can also use this way to promote your research, your papers, your tools, etc.
• post comments. You can post comments on existing elements. That could be either entities such as books, events, etc, or to blog entries. You can therefore participate to current discussion.
• create you user profile. Just like in other social network system you will be able to give some information about you. Instead of duplicating information from your linkedin account or other accounts, just add references to these accounts.
• status and twitter. You can broad cast a short message about your activity and if you install twitter application in your user profile send this to twitter. Obvisously in this last case, your twitter messages will be integrated in your profile.
• invite friends and expand your network. You can control easily who is allowed to see your profile information and you can give special access to your friends. You can also invite people to join this network. Remember that this network is for professional use only and that you should only invite people that have some interest in the topics discussed here.
• get access to more information. This system is under continuous developement, but please note that as member of the network you will have access to much more information that anonymous visitors.

The list of features will be completed. Do not hesitate to post comments on the features you would like to see, the things you don't like or would like to see improved, etc.

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Welcome to the web site of the IBM CAS 2009 Workshop on Software Engineering 2.0 and Research 2.0. In this blog you will find information about these emerging trends. Do not hesitate to post new entries in order to express your ideas or your concerns, to reference existing pieces of work (including your own!), etc. This blog is yours...

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