Note: this picture is from last year but the stage looks 99.9% the same :)

System One - www.systemone.at

SystemOne has a good 'enterprise desktop' that integrates company internal and external sources based on a Wiki. Reminds me a bit of TopTier.

The Demo looked good and smooth but hard to judge how this tool competes with others.

ThinkFree - www.thinkfree.com

Thinkfree launched in 2000 with ASP word processors - six years before Google even got in the game. Thinkfree raised $34 million so far - wow - it's time for some revenue.

Thinkfree shows now an AJAX edition of their product that runs solely in your browser - they show a very smooth Powerpoint and Excel editors.

Looks very cool - as I do not have Windows anymore and OpenOffice presentations lack some tools - Thinkfree might be a great tool. It looks really cool at least - more soon.

# Update - I just tried Thinkfree - but its running a Java engine (for Power Edits at least) - mmh not so great.

genius.com - genius.com

genius.com lead by former WebEx execs (and you can see and hear that they come from there!) shows a solution that shows you what your customers do on your website. So the idea is to qualify leads better and make their whole interaction (email and website clicks and chat) more visible.

Interesting and for enterprise software definitely certainly useful.

Koral - www.koral.com

Koral is a Content Management System for Small Businesses. Koral has some cool tolls but if you ask me - the time for (rather abstract) content management is over. At least I would drop that from the company claim :)

MindTouch - www.mindtouch.com

Mindtouch presents the dekibox smart appliance

Mindtouch wants to free yourself from email silos (Outlook mostly that is) and free knowledge. Mindtouch takes info from Outlook and other sources and lets yu share and edit it in a Wiki framework.

Cool presentation Aaron!

Serebrum - www.serebrum.com

Honestly I did not really get it. It's content management based on Wiki's but the special sauce I did not understand - maybe I missed something.

Buzzlogic - buzzlogic.com

Buzzlogic claims to have a solution to measure, influence and engage with social media (i.e. bloggers). We had similar tools in the last three years. I feel they are all a little limited due to the lack of data available but maybe I'm missing some here.

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