Social network service

Salesforce announces the latest “internal Facebook”. Is this Facebook cofounder’s enterprise spinoff still coming?

By Daniel J. Pritchett on November 18, 2009

Today’s announcment of Salesforce “Chatter” as a SaaSy enterprise Facebook product adds another option to the red-hot market for enterprise social platforms modeled on Facebook. Regular readers will remember that I called out ”Internal Facebooks” as the #1 collaboration trend for 2009 in a post last month.
We’re still waiting to hear from Asana, the business collaboration [...]

Posted in Sharing at Work | Tagged Asana, Cisco, Cisco Enterprise Collaboration Platform, Dustin Moskovitz, DustinMoskovitz, facebook, Google Wave, IBM, Jive Software, microsoft, Novell, Online Communities, Pulse, Social network service, Teaming, twitter, Wave | 2 Responses

WidgetLaboratory Continues to Air Ning’s Secrets

By Daniel J. Pritchett on August 24, 2008

Third-party application developer WidgetLaboratory has taken their ongoing battle with social networking platform Ning one step further by posting the final few days worth of email conversation before the two companies broke off negotiations.
These emails are a fascinating look under the covers of what’s clearly been a very tense week for both organizations. Following [...]

Posted in Sharing at Work | Tagged Application programming interface, Cloud computing, email, legal, ning, programming, scribd, Social network service, social networks, TechCrunch, widgets | 4 Responses

Ning Asserts Itself – Will Users Suffer?

By Daniel J. Pritchett on August 24, 2008

Tech news tracker TechCrunch is tracking an important developing story on social networking platform Ning (think standalone Facebook groups) and their ongoing troubles with their most popular developer of paid applications. Third-party Ning widget developer WidgetLaboratory has just open-sourced all of their widgets, effectively giving them away for any determined user to add to [...]

Posted in Sharing at Work | Tagged community, facebook, Jason Kincaid, ning, Online Communities, social media, Social network, Social network service, web 2.0, WidgetLaboratory, widgets | 3 Responses

The $20,000 Question, Answered

By Daniel J. Pritchett on August 8, 2008

I’ve got a quick update here to a link I shared here three weeks ago. Productivity and quality nonprofit group APQC’s Senior Project Manager Darcy Lemons was kind enough to answer my question on how a company might get $20,000 worth of value out of participation in her group’s study:

The “Advances in Social Networking [...]

Posted in Sharing at Work | Tagged apqc, benchmarking, Best practice, business, consortium, IBM, Jet Propulsion Laboratory, knowledge management, Rockwell Collins, Social network service, sun, Sun Microsystems | Leave a response

Social network service

Salesforce announces the latest “internal Facebook”. Is this Facebook cofounder’s enterprise spinoff still coming?

WidgetLaboratory Continues to Air Ning’s Secrets

Ning Asserts Itself – Will Users Suffer?

The $20,000 Question, Answered

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