I spent the last 13 years in different kinds of startups (across different industries). Recently I though it makes sense for me to sum up what I’ve learned so far. I started a mindmap that eventually will turn into a blogpost. In the meantime I share this map with you. It’s going to change as I draft and recall my experiences.

You are into wikis, collaboration, wisdom of the crowds, enterprise 2.0 then head over to WikiSym2008

The Symposium offers a rigorously reviewed research paper track, as well as plenty of space for practitioner reports, discussion of work in progress, demonstrations, tutorials, and informal but lively OpenSpace and WikiFest sessions.

Submit your proposals, workshops etc ’til May 3rd.

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I found these lately:

• The European Ecosystem is Entering Puberty –
  Tags:startups venture-capital
• Crowdstatus – cool group app for twitter.
  Tags:groups twitter
• What is the future for tech VCs in Europe? –
  Tags:business fundraising startups venture-capital
• Handout – upload and share via Adobe Share.
  Tags:adobe air collaboration
• Does a Business Guy have a Place in Software Startups? –
  Tags:business innovation startups
• Simple online time tracking, timesheet and reporting software: Harvest –
  Tags:time-tracking timetracking
• A Guide to Business Development 2.0 –
  Tags:business business-development startups
• WP Calais Auto Tagger – Hmm, will try this one.