Contact Sales +1 (650) 331-7307 | Login Enterprise Social Software Blog Try Socialtext Today All Posts Application Development Customer Success Enterprise 2.0 Online communities and forums typically attract very small audiences relative to the total target population: Less than 1% adoption is typical, and 5% adoption would be a grand-slam. MORE >>

If you look at adoption patterns at the enteprise level, wikis are an unusual technology. It's a very different adoption pattern. People will use wikis only if they want to, so the adoption has to come from front-line workers freely choosing the wiki over other alternatives equally available to them. across the company. MORE >>

This is not a post about social computing deploying/piloting/adoption in general. person implementing across the whole organisation, within a department, across a couple of departments, within a group, etc… Of late we have seen posts by folks at ThoughtFarmer and Socialtext on pilot/implementation methods. Peter Bregman. EXAMPLE. MORE >>

At the end of September (seem so long ago now) Ross Mayfield’s Socialtext announced the go-to-market of SocialText 3.0 ( Connected Collaboration With Context ), involving the integration of Facebook and Twitter functionalities into the wiki-based Socialtext collaborative platform. In the case of Socialtext 3.0, MORE >>

Does social software adoption have you singing the blues? In the enterprise social software world, everyone's talking about adoption. There's even a whole Council dedicated to social software adoption. Why is adoption such an issue? Eavesdrop on adoption conversations and you'll hear things like this. barriers. MORE >>