a good article and reviews in InfoWold about how P2P is becoming a core part of the enterprise:

From: Infiltrating the enterprise
"Content networks are leading the charge to formalize p-to-p technologies to reduce corporate costs and increase collaboration"

Reviews:
+ NextPage
+ Groove and HornShark

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