This is more a personal observation than a researched study but it seems the role of email is changing constantly in the business communications environment as social networking software advance to play a greater role in this space.
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From the monthly archives:
March 2010
Social Networks Vs Email For Business Communication
by Tim Eisenhauer on March 30, 2010 · 0 comments
Lost, Survivor, or American Idol — The After Party Is On Social Networks
by Tim Eisenhauer on March 29, 2010 · 1 comment
Lost, Survivor, Dancing with the Stars, or American Idol — if you’re a fan, the real party begins soon after each episode is aired. Location? The community sites where fans gather, tear apart, critic, discuss and share every minute aspect of the show. That’s where the real party begins.
Everyone’s favorite shows have not just hooked [...]
Tagged as: american idol, communifire, community, community sites, fan, fan community, fan sites, lost, platform, social networking, social networks, Software, survivor, tv shows
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How To Get Your Employees To Spend As Much Time On Your Company Website As They Would On Facebook
by Tim Eisenhauer on March 29, 2010 · 0 comments
Unless restricted by a mega strong firewall policy, I would bet that most, if not half of your employees are totally hooked to social networking websites such as Facebook, MySpace or Twitter… and … that they spend a significant amount of their time in the office interacting with others on those exact same websites.
Tagged as: business websites, company website, employees, facebook, instant messaging, integrate, myspace, social networking, social networking platform, social networking technology, twitter
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Document And File Management On Your Social Software Platform
by Tim Eisenhauer on March 23, 2010 · 0 comments
It’s been interesting to watch responses from both technology enthusiasts as well as opinions from other big players in the space as Microsoft rolls out its latest Windows 7 operating system. After comparatively disappointing sales of Windows Vista a lot of expectations lie on the new version of Windows and all eyes are glued to how it will be received and perform.
Tagged as: collaboration platform, communifire, computing, document, document access, document upload, file access, file management, intranet, mobile, online workspace, operating system, social software, social software platform, windows 7
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Customization Of Look And Feel For Your Online Community Software
by Tim Eisenhauer on March 16, 2010 · 0 comments
The Good The Bad The Ugly Of Social Networks & Community Sections On Business Websites
Have you ever come across a company website where the design, look, and feel oozed professionalism and gave you the feeling that you were viewing a “credible website” — until you logged into the community section, forums, or the social network [...]
Tagged as: communifire, community software, customizable, customizations, design, design elements, look and feel, open source, platform, social networking software, social software
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Using Social Networking To Build A Truly Collaborative Business Environment
by Tim Eisenhauer on March 9, 2010 · 0 comments
Creating a working environment which is truly collaborative and includes every employees contribution is a challenge many businesses have been striving to achieve. In this quest, social networking and collaboration software platforms have been one of the most effective solutions in enabling this.
Tagged as: collaboration platform, collaboration software, collaborative business, collabotation network, culture, decision making, environment, participative business, polls, social networking, software platform
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Ownership Of Social Networks
by Tim Eisenhauer on March 2, 2010 · 0 comments
If there is one lesson that has held true for social marketing it’s that you have to learn to rely on customers to drive it for you as they will always have control. The third party social software space which includes all the big social networks such as MySpace and Facebook form a massive platform for people with common interests to get together and start conversations.
Tagged as: Business, communities, customer communities, platform, social matketing, social networking, Software, strategy, third party social networks
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