The traditional structure of business is rapidly becoming obsolete - driven by fundamental shifts in the way people work, the way organizations interact, and the disappearance of conventional constraints of borders and time zones. One of the ways to accommodate change is to formalize and apply structure to naturally occurring communities of like-minded businesspeople. The Web 2.0 concept is a vital foundation and enabler for using the Internet to deliver community management and specialized application services. Offerings in the online services arena will continue to grow. In the spreadsheet market specifically, potential users will gravitate toward the service that delivers universally valuable features.
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