Showing posts with label networking. Show all posts
Showing posts with label networking. Show all posts

Thursday, December 2, 2010

Business Solutions: Social Networking and Location Intelligence

By Adriana Noton

Today, more than 500 million people use Facebook. Other social networking sites such as Twitter are being used by millions of web users from around the world. People use these social networking sites to connect with friends and fami

Business Solutions: Social Networking and Location Intelligence


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Wednesday, November 24, 2010

The only social networking strategy that works

There is a lot of debate in the entrepreneurial community on the effectiveness of social networking. The reason why they are in disagreement over the return they can receive from social networking is because only the ones who do it right understand how well it can work.

The only social networking strategy that works


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Friday, November 19, 2010

Directi Case Study Competition 2010 on Location Based Social Networking Services

I spent a fun day at the Directi office today, judging the finalists in the Directi Case Study Competition 2010 on location based social networking services.The brief to the business school students was to "explore creative uses of location based soc

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Saturday, October 30, 2010

Social Networking is Booming among Boomers

Worried that your social networking initiative won't resonate with the company's mature workforce? Afraid the over-55 set won't dig video chat? Well stop fretting. According to a study by Forrester Research, on-the-job use of social networking tools is growing among workers between the ages of 29 to 49 while interest is waning among Gen-Y'ers aged 15 to 28. And don't look now, but baby boomers over the age of 55 are most likely to use social tools in the workplace.


The study is good news for IT professionals, charged with finding economical ways to boost communication and productivity across the enterprise. The data suggests that experienced employees won't hinder the adoption of collaborative or social tools; in fact they may lead the way. Here's a summary of the key information as reported by Computerworld.

"The report, which was based on an international online survey of 797 information workers last month, showed that 40 percent of Gen Y workers who use social media for business do so daily. That's compared to 50 percent of workers who are 55 and older. And those 55-and-over boomers have increased their business use of social media by 79 percent in the past year.


The study also noted that the use of collaborative tools is on the rise. The use of video chat is up 56 percent from last year, while the use of team document-sharing sites is up 55 percent and webconferencing is up 52 percent.



-- Leslie Stevens-Huffman



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Wednesday, October 20, 2010

New Location-Based App Makes Business Networking Smarter

Unsocial, a new startup, is hoping to help make location-based mobile apps useful for business communication.Unsocial bills itself as LinkedIn meets Foursquare with a touch of Match.com on the side. That's a pretty apt description. Basically, it's

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