It is an enterprise micro-blogging tool that I have covered a bit (see  Socialcast Adds Sharepoint and Outlook Integration, New Features, and Enhanced Metrics ). It drops micro-blogging streams within work tools. Connectbeam is another example that unfortunately is not still around. Here is the session description. MORE >>

The session was led by Sadie Van Buren of KMA, who also writes the blog, A Matter of Degree. Here is a related post from her blog, Eleven ways to make your SharePoint implementation more user-friendly. Some clients use blogs, wikis and social bookmarking because they are baked in but these tools are not a starting point. MORE >>

They focused on technologies considered most appropriate for employee collaboration and included 11 technologies: blogs, forums, mashups, microblogs, podcasts, prediction markets, RSS, social bookmarks, social networks, widgets, and wikis. Broader platforms like Traction make use of blogs, wikis, forums, and, most recently microblogging. MORE >>

They focused on technologies considered most appropriate for employee collaboration and included 11 technologies: blogs, forums, mashups, microblogs, podcasts, prediction markets, RSS, social bookmarks, social networks, widgets, and wikis. Moderate success: blogs, forums, mashups, prediction markets, RSS, widgets. Market, Q4 2008 by G. MORE >>

 Connectbeam is an example (see my reviews:   Connectbeam Offers New Social Networking Application Integration Possibilities ). Miles mentioned two blogs on the topic that he writes: EnterpriseSearchBlog,com and SearchComponentsOnline.com.   This is another in a series of notes from the  2009 KM World.  MORE >>