MATURE has established close contacts to the ACTIVE IP ever since both projects have started. It was clear that both projects have an overlap in their vision of Web 2.0-enabled tools. 

ACTIVE aims to increase the productivity of knowledge workers in a pro-active, contextualised, yet easy and unobtrusive way. The aim is to convert tacit and unshared knowledge – the "hidden intelligence" of enterprises – into transferable, interoperable and actionable knowledge to support seamless collaboration and to enable problem solving. A key aspect will be the support for informal procedural knowledge - the informal collaboration and problem-solving tasks that drive much knowledge work in the enterprise.

• ACTIVE and MATURE will jointly develop appropriate APIs for the Semantic MediaWiki, enabling the wiki platform to form part of mashups.
• MATURE will provide the SOBOLEO tool to support an ACTIVE use case where tagging of resources is brought together with wiki-based knowledge and ontology modeling. 
• ACTIVE has adopted the knowledge maturing model to describe and understand the evolutionary processes in Web 2.0 enabled enterprises. Frank Dengler has already presented a first approach to wiki-based process modeling based on the maturing model  at the Knowledge Management conference WM 2009 at Solothurn.