KMWorld.com: : Enterprise social Software technology
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Saved by 2 people (-2 private), first by anonymouse user on 2008-09-05
- Lajost on 2008-11-27 - Tags social_media , Web_social_aspects , l@jost
- Bertrandduperrin on 2008-09-05 - Tags enterprise2.0 , socialnetworks , socialnetworking , collaboration , software , socialsoftware
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We break the 11 scenarios down into two broad categories—external and internal:
- External scenarios involve social networking and collaboration with people primarily outside your firewall.
- Internal scenarios focus on activity that takes place primarily behind your enterprise firewall. We say "primarily" because in practice enterprise networks can get fungible, especially where collaboration is involved.
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Internal scenarios include: project collaboration, enterprise collaboration, enterprise discussion, information organization and filtering, knowledgebase management, communities of practice and enterprise networking.
External scenarios include: branded customer communities, customer/reader interaction, partner collaboration and professional networking.
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So, while social software is relatively new, the key to success is as old as the first line of application code ever written: Know what you’re trying to accomplish before you invest in the technology.
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