Welcome to the Connectbeam Social Computing Blog

We are re-launching our Connectbeam Social Computing Blog to reflect its expanded focus. We are excited about the opportunities that come from taking social computing inside the enterprise, as well as to small and midsize businesses. Through our Connectbeam products and services we want to help bring the power of the collective intelligence of your enterprise to every employee and increase your rate of innovation.

Through this blog we also want to encourage the discussion around these social computing applications that enable this collective intelligence as such social book marking and social networking. One objective of the blog is to promote conversations on such social computing topics as their business value, implementation issues, success factors, use cases, innovations, future trends, as well as the technology issues. We will also offer our perspectives on industry events and market news. Our goal is to help build the new enterprise, changing both how people work and the way they can better work together.

While we offer our own Connectbeam view and news, this blog is open to the broader discussion of all aspects of social computing and how it can change an organization. We want to hear from you and welcome your comments, stories, and questions. We encourage you to browse our categories and not just look at our latest content. The categories contain the archives of our past posts. Many of these posts should remain useful as we will discuss issues and not simply provide current news. Also use our search field. Often good blog content gets buried as it moves off the front page.

If you like what you find here please join the conversation through our comment fields. Our blog will allow us to learn of your comments regardless of when the original post was published. We look forward to hearing from your perspectives. We want to learn from you and we look forward to your participation.

Connectbeam provides tools that allow you to link people and ideas and connect everyone with the collective intelligence of the enterprise. If you'd like, you can checkout our web site to learn about the many examples of how Connectbeam can help you.

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