Social Media moves so fast, it’s hard to keep up. Here’re the week’s major developments in scan-friendly format.
This week:
* Credit Crises Harming Web Startups?
* Microsoft Prepares for the Cloud
* A New Look to StumbleUpon
* Citizen Journalism’s Epic Failure
* Apple Tosses NDAs to Developers’ Delight
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The Social Media Minute 10/03/2008
We like wikis, but how does a wiki present itself in a business environment? Well, if Swirrl is any indication, then it is worth noting that we still have a way to go. The service aims to get business employees collaborating in a wiki environment, where users can contribute to static pages and data sets. However, the focus is all on the data, which utilizes RDF for a semantic Web experience.
The main focus of Swirrl is data collaboration. Users can collaborate on data by utilizing an RDF structure. RDF, for the sake of simplicity, is a way to store information in a way that is semantic, or related.
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Swirrl Launched — A Web 3.0 Wiki
ColumbiaSoft has released Email Archive — a new email research, retrieval and compliance application. While heavily utilizing ColumbiaSoft’s Document Locator — an enterprise document management solution — Email Archive has a helping hand in the area of email management, which makes this package even more valuable.
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ColumbiaSoft Addresses Enterprise Email Compliance
Savvion, a business process management (BPM) company, has introduced Savvion BusinessManager 7.5, a business process management suite designed to allow users throughout an enterprise to create and manage the business processes. The new suite is the next generation of Savvion BusinessManager 7.0, first announced in November 2006.
By letting employees get involved “immediately” in the creation, deployment and use of BPM, BusinessManager 7.5 is relying on its user friendliness and its efforts to reflect “how people are already used to working.” If it sounds folksy, it is.
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Savvion Releases Folksy Business Manager
Straker, with its ShadoCMS v8.5 Web CMS, and Across SystemsÂ’ Language Server teamed up to deliver a new localization interface, providing an automated process from web content creation to translation management, publishing and handling of dynamic multilingual content.
The partnership promises to deliver savings above 60% for companies that manage large-scale translations of dynamic web sites. Better late than never, as they say. So, welcome to the global content management party!
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ShadoCMS Jumps On the Localization Train
