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Confluence (software) Analysis

1 The book Social Media Marketing for Dummies considers Confluence an

"emergent enterprise social software" that is "becoming an

established player". s for Dummies describes it as "one of the most

popular s in corporate environments", "easy to set up and use" and "an exception to the rule" that software search capabilities

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Activity stream

1 Enterprise social software is used in different types of companies to

organize their internal communication and acts as an

important addition to traditional corporate intranet


Social networking service - Business applications

1 The power of social networks it beginning to permeate into internal culture of businesses where they are

finding uses for collaboration, file sharing and knowledge transfer. The

term Enterprise Social Software is becoming increasingly popular for

these types of applications.


Microblogging - Microblogging for organizational usage

1 Conclusion? Microblogging is therefore expected to improve the social and emotional

welfare of the workforce, as well as streamline the information flow within an

organization. It can increase opportunities to share information, help realize and utilize

expertise within the workforce, and help build and maintain common ground between

coworkers. As microblogging use continues to grow every year, it is quickly becoming a core

component of Enterprise Social Software.


Yammer

1 Yammer is used for private communication within organizations and is an example of enterprise social software. The tool was

originally developed as an internal communication system for the genealogy

website Geni. Access to a Yammer network is determined by a user's Internet

domain so that only individuals with appropriate email addresses may join

their respective networks.


Google Sites - History

1 Google Sites started out as 'JotSpot', the name and sole product of a software company that offered

enterprise social software. It was targeted mainly at small-sized and

medium-sized businesses. The company was founded by Joe Kraus

and Graham Spencer (entrepreneur)|Graham Spencer, co-founders of

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Social software - Social software vendor lists

1 Jeremiah Owyang of Forrester Research has listed fifty community software platforms.[http://www.web-

strategist.com/blog/2008/08/04/forrester-report-vendor-product-catalog-of-community-platforms-for-the-interactive-

marketer/ Forrester Report, Vendor Product Catalog of Community Platforms For The Interactive Marketer ]

Independent analyst firm Real Story Group has categorized what it calls the 25 most significant social software vendors,[http://www.realstorygroup.com/Research/Channel/Collabora

tion/Vendors Real Story Group, Enterprise Social Software Vendor List | accessdate=2011-04-18] which it evaluates

head-to-head.[http://www.realstorygroup.com/Reports/Collaboration/ Real Story Group, Enterprise Collaboration Social

Software Vendor Evaluations | accessdate=2011-04-18]


Web 2.0 - Usage

1 Enterprise social software|Enterprise 2.0, PR 2.0,Breakenridge, D., 2008. PR 2.0: New

Media, New Tools, New Audiences 1st ed., FT Press. Classroom 2.0, Publishing 2.0, Medicine

2.0,Medicine 2.0 Telco 2.0, Travel 2.0, Government 2.0, and even Porn 2.0. Many of

these 2.0s refer to Web 2.0 technologies as the source of the new version in their respective

disciplines and areas. For example, in the Talis white paper Library 2.0: The Challenge of Disruptive Innovation, Paul Miller argues


Enterprise social software

1 In contrast to traditional enterprise software, which imposes structure

prior to use, enterprise social software tends to encourage use

prior to providing structure.


Enterprise social software - Terminology

1 The term enterprise social software generally describes this class of

tools. As of 2006, Enterprise 2.0 had become a catchier term, sometimes

used to describe social and networked changes to enterprises,

which often includes social software (but may transcend social software, social collaboration and software).


Enterprise social software - Software examples

1 In 2008, companies that provide enterprise social software started

introducing User profile|profile pages to their products, to integrate the

functionality of public online communities within the enterprise


Enterprise social software - Specific uses

1 A Service Network exemplifies another application of enterprise

social software within the context of service innovation initiatives that

span academia, business, and government.


List of crowdsourcing projects - X

1 * Xtune|xTune is an enterprise social software that uses crowdsourcing to distribute work inside organizations.


Enterprise social networking

1 Enterprise social networking is often a facility of enterprise social software (regarded as a primary component of Enterprise 2.0), which is essentially

social software used in Business|enterprise (business/commercial)

contexts


Co-creation - Early applications of co-creation

1 The introduction of enterprise social software may have functioned as an

enabler of this change in how companies evolve to business networks, and how

both large and small companies cooperate. But Prahalad and Ramaswamy

stated in their published work, as other practitioners have affirmed, that co-

creation is about far more than customers co-designing products and services.


Socialtext

1 It is run by Chairman Doug Ring and GM Michael

Idinopulos.[http://www.socialtext.com/company About The Company |

Socialtext Enterprise Social Software]


Qontext

1 'Qontext' is a venture of Pramati Technologies, and operates out of its offices in Mountain View, California and Hyderabad, India. The company is a global provider of

on-demand Enterprise social software|enterprise social software for small to large

multi-national companies and for ISVs seeking to add social features to their Web

application|web-based applications. Qontext was launched in 2010 at the E2.0

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Traction TeamPage - Releases and features

1 Traction Software's Live Blog Micro-Messaging plug-in, announced

November 2008, is the first implementation of micro-blogging on an enterprise social software product


Enterprise software - Enterprise Social Software

1 Businesses also use Enterprise Social Software sometimes known as

Enterprise 2.0. Yammer Inc. which was sold to Microsoft is an example

of such software.


List of wiki software - Java-based

1 * IBM Connections is an Enterprise Social Software made by IBM which

combines Wikis, Blogs, Files, Forums, Microblogging, Social Analytics, and

Document Management.


List of wiki software - Java-based

1 * eXo Platform is an Open Source Enterprise Social Software which

combines Wikis, Blogs, Files, Forums, Microblogging and Document

Management.


Confluence (software) - Analysis

1 The book Social Media Marketing for Dummies considers Confluence an

emergent enterprise social software that is becoming an established

player. Wikis for Dummies describes it as one of the most popular wikis in corporate environments, easy to set up and use and an exception to the

rule that wiki software search capabilities don't work well.


Lotus Connections - Overview

1 IBM Connections is often described as the leading product in Enterprise 2.0|

enterprise social software market http://socnetdaily.com/?p=141

http://www.enterprise2blog.com/category/conference/page/4/ and [

http://technorati.com/business/article/idc-names-ibm-worldwide-marketshare-leader/ IDC named it] the worldwide

leader in marketshare in 2011.


List of collaborative software - Collaborative software

1 *Xtune, web-based enterprise social software for connecting and sharing

expertise inside organizations


Social blogging - Organizational usage

1 Microblogging is therefore expected to improve the social and emotional welfare of the

workforce, as well as streamline the information flow within an organization. It can increase

opportunities to share information, help realize and utilize expertise within the workforce, and

help build and maintain common ground between coworkers. As microblogging use continues to grow every year, it is quickly

becoming a core component of Enterprise social software|Enterprise Social Software.


Groundswell (book) - Synopsis

1 #Supporting: Businesses can harness the support of their own employees

by creating internal social applications for them to connect with the brand, also known as enterprise

social software.


IBM Connections

1 'IBM Connections' is a Web 2.0 enterprise social software Application software|

application developed by IBM. The goal of IBM Connections is to empower companies

to be more innovative and help them Execution (management)|execute more

quickly by using dynamic networks of co-workers, partners and customers. It provides social networking tools for

businesses to use to bring together people through online tools.


IBM Connections - Overview

1 IBM Connections is often described as the leading product in Enterprise social

software|enterprise social software markethttp://socnetdaily.com/?

p=141http://www.enterprise2blog.com/category/conference/page/4/ and

[http://technorati.com/business/article/idc-names-ibm-worldwide-marketshare-leader/ IDC named it] the worldwide

leader in marketshare in 2011.


Telligent Community - History

1 Between 2004 and 2009 Community Server steadily grew in scope, features, and

capabilities. In 2008 Telligent Systems released a second version of Community Server that targeted as an Enterprise social software|

Enterprise Social Software platform used to create and manage internal employee

communities and intranets. Originally branded as Community Server Evolution this was later

renamed [http://telligent.com/products/telligent-enterprise/ Telligent Enterprise].


Connectbeam

1 'Connectbeam' was a company based in Mountain View, California|Mountain View, California that provided enterprise social

software. The company provided two core services: social bookmarking and

aggregation of links and metadata for content from other social software

applications. The company's stated goal was to establish the enterprise social network

through the integration of employees' user-generated content.


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