Social Networking Software | Business Collaboration Software
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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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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 December 10, 2009 · 0 comments
Have you read the novel “Kite Runner” by Khaled Hosseini? It was a very enjoyable book that sold millions of copies and found just as many fans of the author, who was little known before this book. The fascinating thing about a paperback novel, just like so many other products we purchase, is they have a limited life span of usefulness.
Tagged as: community websites, fan websites, marketing, platform, product lifecycle, social networking, social networking software, Software, word of mouth
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by Tim Eisenhauer on December 8, 2009 · 0 comments
A challenge that we have seen both technology decision makers and business decision makers struggle with is the question on whether to opt for a self-hosted social networking platform or one that runs off a third party server / website and is offered as a service. Both of these options have pros and cons to weigh out and decisions are made, taking into account what’s important to meet their needs.
Tagged as: community database, community platform, control, database, migration, online communities, saas, self-hosted, social networking platform, Software
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by Tim Eisenhauer on October 28, 2009 · 0 comments
I came across an interesting statement while browsing through conversations in a community on social software. It came from a sales communication professional working with a global hotel chain — and having seen marketing sales communications in the industry evolve in the 17 years she has worked there, she observed:
Tagged as: Business, community, community platforms, community software, marketing communications, online communities, platform, sales communication, social software, Software, web 2.0
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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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by Tim Eisenhauer on July 29, 2009 · 1 comment
Context based advertising has come leaps and bounds from old school advertising where every banner or text ad seemed quite random. Now, most sites know what you’re typing, what you’re thinking and display ads that you can connect with. This is supposed to be great not just for the consumers, but for the advertisers too — and it is….in most cases.
Tagged as: advertising, advertising space, business website, community, community site, online community, platform, social networking, social networking software, Software, source code
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by Tim Eisenhauer on July 9, 2009 · 0 comments
in Business
While business websites and portals created using social networking software platforms are known to have the “community” and “collaboration” as key objectives, there is one other “C” which is just as important and objective to keep in mind.
Tagged as: business collaboration, consolidation, content, social business collaboration, Social Media, social networking, social software, Software, software platform
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by Tim Eisenhauer on June 25, 2009 · 0 comments
in Business
LinkedIn groups have been among the most active online business groups and collaboration platforms with over 30,000 groups created over time. Clearly one of the best features the social networking for business professionals offers, the LinkedIn groups have been a popular place for millions of business professionals to come together, discuss, collaborate and share providing a great resource to its members. It looks like the groups may just get better.
Tagged as: business collaboration, business networking, business software, collaboration platforms, groups, linkedin, online groups, platform, social networking, Software, subgroups
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by Tim Eisenhauer on June 9, 2009 · 0 comments
There are some businesses that do it well and some that just don’t seem to be cut out for it. We are talking about business collaboration — collective development and fostering a business environment that encourages idea sharing. Some companies have this built into their process and daily functioning so well, they are great examples of how a business can grow by putting their minds together and working as a unit.
Tagged as: brainstorming, business collaboration, collaborative environment, features, online communities, platform, sharing ideas, social business collaboration software, social networking, Software, team work, technology platform
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