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It’s been a busy week at the J Boye 2009 conference in Aarhus, Denmark. We’ve covered a few of the highlights here, and there are reams of tweets you can review here.

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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

The lovely Tony Byrne from over at CMS Watch hung around the Enterprise 2.0 conference this year to talk about the viability of social software in the Enterprise. The verdict? We’re still. Not. Sure.

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#e2conf Does Social Software Have a Place in the Enterprise?