Inmagic has come out with a new version of Presto, a social knowledge network solution, that integrates tightly with SharePoint. Just another way to share all the information stored in one of the most popular collaboration platforms.
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Integrating SharePoint and Social Knowledge Networks
Like the beginning of any other year there’s been a lot of crystal ball gazing about what will and will not happen in the year ahead. Gartner (news, site) is no exception with their latest report on business process management highlighting what they see as the five major trends in business process management for 2010 and beyond.
We’ve told you before that Jive Software (news, site) is on a mission, a mission to become the critical, go-to platform for enterprises. To achieve that goal, they spent some time in 2009 making some improvements to their Social Business Software platform including:
An in addition to new services and integrations, they also picked up US$ 12 million in funding to do all that and more.
So has it paid off for the social software company? Apparantely it has.
Jive Software is reporting a record year for 2009 — their best ever — with full year revenue 85% over revenues in 2008. Their fourth quarter was their best with a number of new clients coming on board and a number of renewals. Add to that an increase in employees to 200 and a marketing focus that reached out across the pond and into government.
We entered 2009 against a strong economic headwind that impacted virtually every industry and saw technology investments pared or eliminated altogether,” said Dave Hersh, CEO of Jive Software. “In the face of uncertainty, Social Business Software emerged as a “must have” for enterprises looking to not only survive, but to thrive. As a result, by virtually any measure 2009 was a record year for Jive.
Their success is also demonstrated by industry recognition from the likes of Gartner, Forrester and IDC. IDC called them one of 10 Innovative Application Companies Under $100M to Watch. So that’s what we will do — watch.
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2009 the Most Successful Year for Jive Software, So Far
While they may seem quiet lately considering the rush of social computing announcements coming out almost daily, Telligent (news, site) does not appear to be sitting on their laurels.
As a provider of a newly revamped social software platform, Telligent is in one of the most competitive markets today. So they need to be on their game.
To help them reach their goals they have appointed Kelly Brashear as director of services, reporting directly to the VP of Operations. His responsibilities? To oversee Telligent’s professional services team.
Brashear has a sales and service background, working for companies like CDC Software, Skywire Software and Electronic Data Systems. Interesting to note that Paul Brandt, Telligent’s new (since May) CEO was the founder and CEO of Skywire Software.
Telligent’s professional services team specializes in strategy and online communications, helping clients understand their needs and requirements for community software.
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Telligent’s Newest Exec To Oversee Communications, Strategy Services
