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Perhaps the most interesting dark horse in the race regarding Enterprise 2.0 (given Oracle's broad application portfolio that can be made "socially aware" and its historical focus on unified information architecture):
Yet more progress to report: Today, Oracle launched the first official public-facing Oracle wiki. Some screenshots:
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