Social Media and Cross-border Collaboration

Social media, Web 2.0, blogs, Twitter, Facebook, Buzz, Google Docs, FTP, Jaiku, Qaiku, Ning, microblogs, Wiki, LinkedIn, etc. can be used to enhance and improve cross-border collaboration.

I’ll be speaking about this at Tallinn BlogFest 2010 May 25 and now writing a manuscript for success. What did we learn from the Innovationtrain? Where are the limits of self organization? How good is BarCamp?

What are the obstacles we need to overcome when we have long distances, cultural differences and the participants can’t use their mother language? 

Ganesh Srinivasan's Professional Services - Leverage My Network, Get Value Added Services

Ganesh Srinivasan's Professional Services - Leverage My Network, Get Value Added Services: "New Delhi: India Inc's shopping-spree across the globe is at an all time high and will continue to be robust even in 2007, says a report by FICCI and Ernst and Young.

The total outbound deals, which were valued at $4.3 billion in 2005, crossed $15 billion-mark in 2006 and it could well breach the $35-billion level this year, the report on 'Direct investments in the United States of America by Indian enterprises' said."

Helge: I found this information on Twitter a few minutes ago.