The wikinomics playbook  |  April 18, 2007  

One of the purposes of this blog is to keep people up to date on news and events around the world that relate to wikinomics - and as it explodes into the mainstream more and more other news sources are (knowingly or not) providing information on the same thing.

But if you want to do more than just keep up to date on the topic, I recommend you stop by our wikinomics website and help us write Chapter 11 of the wikinomics playbook - or at least tap into the knowledge base that is evolving.

For example, on April 12th Dwayne Phillips contributed to a section called Mass Collaboration Beyond Individual Disciplines, which was originally created by Kartik Ariyur. A particular focus is placed on the benefits of common language, with emphasis placed on one of the most valuable universal languages in existence - mathematics. Joost Bekel has recently updated and an interesting contribution on enterprise 2.0 architecture he created earlier this year, and Shava Nerad’s update on prosumers (originally created by Chris Wisehart) has many interesting ideas and examples throughout it.

Given the way that wikinomics is changing how the world works all around us, any one person trying to keep up to date on all the best knowledge being created faces a daunting task - but if we bring all of our knowledge together, we might just enable a whole new level of understanding.

Don Tapscott

Make sure to check out Don's Wikinomics blog.