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Like a database of business models, nice cases, a good board of innovators, interesting content. Already past) Jive Software’s latest webinar materials are here . Wharton showcases Joss Whedon’s unwitting business success in charging for content on the web. These days I’ve collected an outsized collection of vaguely related links that I wanted to explore in more depth or are noticeworthy for some other reason. Some of them bear keeping after perusal, and some are in English.

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My favourite in the enterprise-class group has long been Jive Software , which as commented here has just experienced a product version change of a substantial type. The content, conversation and user management are nothing you can’t find among its competitors (I’m still an Invision Power Board customer) but the power of a modern, safe, accesible Java architecture feels nice and can make a difference in some environments. Otherwise it looks a great product. Excuse me, I should start at the beginning.

The second was hosted by community software (sorry, social business software) vendors Jive Software and was more diffuse, centering mostly on general ideas and marketing uses. The session started with the Jive CEO explaining a bit their vision (I still think they’re pushing too hard to try to differentiate), then one of Forrester’s VPs talking about how IT buyers decide based on peer impressions and do a lot of social software use, and backing Jive’s message (seen better Forrester presentations, with a bit of content), then Cisco explaining their unified community platform

Millions of people are already familiar with this basic idea, having used My.Yahoo, iGoogle, Netvibes, Pageflakes, Jive Software or other services like this. (We Your published media and content going out, manageable in the dashboard. Access controls to all your content, determine what's public, what's private, what's viewable by friends, family, co-workers or members of another group. Long time innovator Marc Canter has made a proposal for a system to let users integrate all their social networks from around the web into one central dashboard. He calls it the DiSO

Organizations will leverage SharePoint for traditional productivity and content management needs but will look for an alternative social platform to sit alongside SharePoint while a minority of shops that have not over-committed to SharePoint (e.g., Organizations that selected point tools to fill gaps in existing collaboration and content platforms are now faced with products that have grown into mini-suites. Rather than list off a "top ten" list of predictions for 2009, I thought I would briefly layout some topics and areas that business and IT decision-makers should pay attention to when formulating Enterprise 2.0

Despite the immaturity, we evaluated nine and were impressed with Jive Software and Telligent Systems who lead the pack because of their strong administrative and platform features and solution offerings. Read Write Web: Report: Community Platforms Market Led by Jive Software and Telligent Leverage Software CEO Mike Walsh (and other vendors) have responded in the comments Josh Bernoff: Picking a community vendor? About Contact Web Strategy Vault Web Strategy by Jeremiah Owyang | Social Media, Web Marketing Jeremiah Owyang discusses how web tools and social media enable companies to connect with customers Forrester Wave Report: The Leaders in Community Platforms for Marketers (Part 4/4) January 09th, 2009 | Category: White Label Social Network , Analyst , Forrester Clients can access the full report The Forrester Wave™: Community Platforms, Q1 2009 on the Forrester site, however the high level findings are available below,

And, no, Im not getting paid by Jive Software for this ;-) The Story When we got into this, we spent a few weeks figuring out what was important to us, and what wasnt. We spent another few weeks looking at vendors, and then we made our decision to go with Clearspace from Jive Software. We know well need stronger content management capabilities in the future, but A Journey In Social Media A journal about my personal thoughts regarding evolving a comprehensive social media strategy at a large company. « Here Come The Big Communities | Main | We Are Now Corporate Legit » January 10, 2008 Clearspace Alternatives I dont know if all of you know how blogs work on TypePad, but we all get a stats panel, and we can see where people are coming in.