Microsoft did it for SharePoint, Clickability did it for their CMPublish platform. Now it’s Telligent’s turn. Time to plan for a new conference. It’s called in.telligent 2008 and it’s happening in Dallas, Texas October 20-22, 2008. An opportunity to put your social media learning to use.
in.telligent 2008 - Social Computing Conference
Every since its release, there have been questions about SharePoint’s (MOSS’) fitness as a web content management solution (see our article series on MOSS WCM).
While the jury may still be out on this question, it does not appear to be deliberating on the question of SharePoints social features. Microsoft is continuing to improve its community features, they have also been working closely with a partner, Telligent, who can provide this functionality as a direct SharePoint integration.
Funny thing is, this isnt the first time weve seen these two products doing the tango. SharePoint Solutions has a service offering that does the exact same thing.
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Social Media Integration: MOSS and Community Server
Yesterday I attended a panel on everyone’s favorite topic: how to bring Social Computing concepts into the enterprise moderated by Geoffrey Bock, a lead analyst for the Gilbane Group. Panelists included Ross Mayfield, Founder, SocialText; David Hersh, CEO, Jive Software, Ed Cuoco, Co-founder, Spathe and Rusty Williams, SVP Product Planning, Mzinga.
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Gilbane SF: Social Computing and Collaboration
Open Text Corporation has announced a number of enhancements to its range of Enterprise 2.0 solutions. Among these enhancements is a new offering that lets customers manage compliance rules for social computing capabilities like blogs, wikis and forums on websites, as well as a set of Web 2.0 collaboration tools that kick employee interaction up a notch.
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Open Text Offers New Social Computing Tools
