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Its always interesting to see what other think are the top apps, and these certainly come high on my list.  Of the three listed here, I’m already sold on Wordpress and find myself using it in more and more places. I’m very interested in Google Apps, and have started setting up a test environment for use here at the Drama School. They offer a free version for educational institutions, so I thought we’d give it a spin here. And the BaseCamp/Backpack family has been on my list for sometime, I’ve just been looking for the right project to start with. But I’ve got an idea I’m working on — more about that to come…

The Top 5 Web 2.0 Applications For The Enterprise | Connected Internet

BaseCamp: Basecamp, made by 37Signals, is a hosted project collaboration and management solutions that allows for easy interaction with employees and client during the project lifecycle. In my point of view, BaseCamp still lacks in presentation quality (Gantt charts etc’), but still it makes an affordable project collaboration tool you can use in a small and medium business.Wordpress: I am almost convinced that anyone who’s running a blog heard about Wordpress, the leading blogging platform based on MySQL. The good news, is that also enterprises can leverage Wordpress in order to foster collaboration with business partners and increase product footprint. Wordpress MU allows companies to build a cost effective multi-user blogging platform for their employees.

Google Apps: Last but definitely not least is Google Apps. This relatively young office productivity suite includes GMail (with Chat and calendar), Google Docs and Spreadsheets, as well as personalized live support. The cost is also appealing - 50$ per user/year. The fundamental issue with Google Apps, is that although GMail is an excellent email client, Google Docs and Spreadsheets, still significantly lag behind MS Office and Zoho as far as functionality and usability is concerned.

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