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"Consumption environment" was what many excitedly called the new Twitter when it hit the ground running earlier this month. Little did we know that Qwiki, this year's winner of the TechCrunch Disrupt battlefield, was about to take information consumption beyond embedded photos and videos.  

Yesterday I attended a panel on everyone’s favorite topic: how to bring Social Computing concepts into the enterprise moderated by Geoffrey Bock, a lead analyst for the Gilbane Group. Panelists included Ross Mayfield, Founder, SocialText; David Hersh, CEO, Jive Software, Ed Cuoco, Co-founder, Spathe and Rusty Williams, SVP Product Planning, Mzinga.

Thanks for the support y’all. The likes of Ektron, EMC/Documentum, The Gilbane Group, Hot Banana, Sitellite, Quantum Art, and of course dear old uncle Google have kept the Nespresso machines running this week. Many thanks!

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Not surprisingly, Microsoft is working on merging the core architectures of the SharePoint Portal and Microsoft Content Management Server (MCMS) products. The first version of the new architecture is due out with the Office 12 release late next year.

In one of the first public statements on the topic, Chris Capossela, Microsoft’s group vice president of Information Worker Product Group, indicated that the future of the two products was around more common technologies and an integration, if not outright convergence.