Social Networking Software | Business Collaboration Software
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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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by Tim Eisenhauer on January 23, 2010 · 0 comments
There are businesses still mulling whether to use social networking software and build a better business collaboration platform for their employees and often they find themselves taking a back seat till they have a solid case why they should go ahead with this. CISCO it seems has come out with a good reason to build a case for better collaboration through great software.
Tagged as: business collaboration, business collaboration software, collaboration framework, platform, ROI, social business collaboration, Social Media, social networking
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by Tim Eisenhauer on December 12, 2009 · 0 comments
Microsoft-driven businesses (that includes a lot of businesses the world over) have probably been keeping a tab on the news bits that keep being released around the Microsoft Office 2010 developments. The talk around Microsoft’s vision for Office 2010 started much earlier and Share Point indicated they would focus on enhancing collaboration.
Tagged as: AJAX, collaboration, integration. ASP.NET, microsoft office 2010, office suite, productivity, social networking, social software, social software platform, Software, web based
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by Tim Eisenhauer on November 18, 2009 · 0 comments
Groupware technology has been around for a long time now. Almost every business organization has been using some form of groupware or another to create a collaborative work environment independent from geography and location of employees. The Usabilityfirst.com website defines groupware technology as follows…
Tagged as: business collaboration, business collaboration software, groupware, groupware 2.0, platforms, social networking software platforms, software platform
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by Tim Eisenhauer on November 18, 2009 · 0 comments
social media and business collaboration
Larger enterprise businesses need to communicate regularly with several different stakeholders…from channel sales partners, shareholders, field sales teams, IT, and more. Social networking software turned into a business communication and collaboration platform can be a single channel to communicate and reach out to all these different groups consistently and effectively.
Tagged as: application, business collaboration, business collaboration platform, collaborate, communicate, enterprise, platform, Social Media, social networking
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by Tim Eisenhauer on November 18, 2009 · 0 comments
Social media marketing is not just a buzz word anymore. Businesses are taking it very seriously and despite the drop in budgets and spending on several other forms of advertising, reports show that the social media spend is still on a rise. The food giant General Mills employed the social media power of 900 bloggers about a month ago to promote their range of products.
Tagged as: business blogging platform, collaborative blogging, collaborative software, communifire, community blogging, enterprise blogging, general mills, platform, social media marketing, social media platform, social media software
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by Tim Eisenhauer on October 26, 2009 · 0 comments
There are several financial arguments for taking a social networking platform for business and investing in building an internal collaboration platform or internal community for an enterprise or business. There is reduction in travel expenses, creating a better communication platform which can reduce phone expenses, allow for flexibility of employee and partner location, reducing workspace costs and more.
Tagged as: Business, collaboration software, communities, cost reduction, enterprise, groupware, internal community, internal social network, intranet, license fees, licensing costs, Sharepoint, social networking platform, social software, social software platform, solution
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by Tim Eisenhauer on October 23, 2009 · 0 comments
The economic crisis and global recession that brought economies the world over to its knees may be showing signs of improvement, but it’s impact is far from over. While the mood is slowly turning positive, the recession has left people more skeptical or more cautious over the financial system and the way business is done, irrespective of where in the world they are.
Tagged as: business communication, challenege, collaboration, collaboration solution, collaborative networks, communication, environment, social collaboration, social networking, social software, social software collboration, transparent
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by Tim Eisenhauer on September 17, 2009 · 0 comments
While this may be easier to relate to for those who work in large enterprises, regardless of what size and level a business operates at, if you are a product company, product development is core to your being and the better you can make your product development process, the more success you’ll find around the corner.
Tagged as: business collaboration, collaboration, open collaboration, platform, product development, social architecture, social business, social networking, social networking platform, social software, Software, software platform
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I recently read an article from Media Bulls eye titled “Three Things About Social Media Every Business Should Know”. The three things listed in the article are Control, Content, and Conversations. While the author makes a compelling case for these three things (I encourage you to read the article), I’d like to add another “C” to this list; Communities.
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