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| Page 1 of 1 | Previous | Next | | | COLLABORATIVE THINKING DECEMBER 5, 2007 Collaborative Thinking: Social Software Vendor Roundup Connections Categories Attention Management AugmentedReality blogging Books BurtonGroupCatalyst07 BurtonGroupCatalyst08 Business_IT_Alignment CiscoCollab Collaboration Commentary Communication design digital+life e-Mail Enterprise 2.0 I'd be interested if your client inquires come to you asking for solutions based the categories above. | JOHN TROPEA - DELICIOUS SOCIAL NETWORK KM DECEMBER 16, 2007 Social Software Vendor Roundup Post a comment If you have a TypeKey or TypePad account, please Sign In You are currently signed in as (nobody). Book Roll Robert L. Id be interested if your client inquires come to you asking for solutions based the categories above. Our sales folks dont hear "we want a blog" or "we want a social network." Thanks! Please try again. | | | | | | | | | | - A Journey In Social Media: Avoiding The eRoom Debacle
Unless we closely work with the first few community builders (and participants) on how to build, use, grow and manage a vibrant community, theres a significant chance that it will all turn to grey goo by itself. The Clearspace folks are pretty vocal on this, and Im seeing their point. Theres absolutely nothing wrong with the product. MORE >> - A Journey In Social Media: The Great Taxonomy Debate
» September 26, 2007 The Great Taxonomy Debate Sooner or later if you get involved in social media, or knowledge management, youll get involved in the great taxonomy debate -- how do you set up categories so people will find things? Going a bit farther, Clearspace supported a sophisticated tagging model. Search, for example. MORE >> - A Journey In Social Media: What The Market Needs.
At the same time, we de-prioritized a whole raft of features around IT-related issues, content management, workflow, robust security models, etc. If I had to sum up why we chose Clearspace from Jive Software, it has to be the user experience. They manage content in all of its glorious aspects. Id like to see that gap plugged. MORE >> -
A Journey In Social Media: We Are Now Corporate Legit « Clearspace Alternatives | Main | The Hosting Problem » January 17, 2008 We Are Now Corporate Legit Id like to say we had a well-defined plan to move from prototype to pilot to early adopters to mainstream, but -- like all things web 2.0-ish -- things happen at their own pace, and -- occasionally -- in ways that you dont expect. MORE >> - A Journey In Social Media: Organization Roles For Corporate Social Media
She was a very fast learner, and figured out what was going on with Clearspace in a few days. We have lots and lots of senior managers and individual contributors at EMC. Post a comment If you have a TypeKey or TypePad account, please Sign In You are currently signed in as (nobody). « Our Day Of Fame? Its a dedicated role. MORE >>
- A Journey In Social Media: So Much For Taxonomies JOHN TROPEA - DELICIOUS COMMUNITY | WEDNESDAY, APRIL 16, 2008
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