Enterprise Social Network

The Enterprise Social Network is focused on people, emphasizing the importance of social networking and user interaction. It brings employees closer together, fostering dynamic social user experiences. This is particularly useful when your employees are spread over multiple locations and are not able to see each other every day.

You can incorporate a variety of modules to enhance your social experience, including Blogs, Corporate Twitter, and Instant Messaging.

The Enterprise Social Network also helps employees work together on projects through easier collaboration. No more mass emails and outdated files that need to be send back and forth; no need to constantly follow up on questions or requests. Every project can be assigned to a designated workgroup with its own official workspace.

Highlights Blogs and Wikis Personal Homepages Communities and Workgroups Microblogs, Instant Messaging Social Network Suggestion System and Social Voting

Benefits

Accelerate the identification of business experts using the knowledge platform and communication hub as well as by accessing the centrally located work-related group tools and applications.

Adapt to the new ways people communicate by integrating today's social media platforms, including YouTube, WebEx and Facebook. You can integrate today's culture of communication with the way your organization does business.

Encourage employees to make suggestions that impact the organization by creating an environment where users can express their input and share knowledge based on expertise and familiarity with topics.

Make work environments more personal by enabling users to connect based on similar interests and become more familiar with the people they work with. This is particularly useful when people work closely together on projects but are not in the same physical location.

Enable the creation of communities to share and collaborate by giving users the ability to define a destination that is focused by topic, function or task. Users can view the communities other users belong to, and decide to join, if allowed. You can also allow partners, customers and others outside the organization to join your communities.