Over on Infosys’ new blog, Akash Batia offers an interesting analysis of Web 2.0 in the enterprise.

I was particularly interested in his comments on social bookmarking (funny that):

Social bookmarks (the ability to tag ones bookmarks and share them – see e.g. del.icio.us) are a great way of capturing the contextual knowledge that employees place on links.

He continues:

Social bookmarks provide a cheap and elegant solution to the contextual information that often employees have but usually have no way of easily sharing.

Couldn’t agree more. We call it “collective intelligence”.