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SOFTWAREWIKI.DACHISGROUP.COM NOVEMBER 24, 2009 Social Software Resources (Dachis Group Social Software Wiki) Showing 259 items Name Description Address Representative Clients Business Model Location Top Industries Targeted Sort Sort Sort Sort Sort Sort Sort 21Publish 21Publish provides products for the multi-user blogging and publishing needs of businesses, communities, clubs, schools & universities, and non-profit organizations. MORE >>	BROWSE.WORKLITERACY.COM JUNE 1, 2009 Informal Learning Design - Work Literacy Search: Work Literacy Blog Related Blogs Home \| Blog \| About Participate Services People \| Subscribe Subscribe to Aggregated Feed + Links Top Keywords [?] Informal Learning Blog Informal Learning Blog ← Enterprise learning Join our dialog about the Un-book → Whatever Happened to Performance Support? MORE >>	RECENT POSTS NOVEMBER 24, 2009 \| SOFTWAREWIKI.DACHISGROUP.COM Social Software Resources (Dachis Group Social Software Wiki) JUNE 1, 2009 \| BROWSE.WORKLITERACY.COM Informal Learning Design - Work Literacy SEPTEMBER 5, 2008 \| CHIEFTECH Expanded enterprise social software vendor taxonomy SEPTEMBER 4, 2008 \| KMEDGE.ORG New KM Links
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KMEDGE.ORG SEPTEMBER 4, 2008 New KM Links Here is the second installment of our new feature "KM Links," which tries to keep you current on the world of knowledge management by guiding you to interesting articles and blog posts from the past few weeks. Social Software: A Vendor Taxonomy. Ning, Lithium). Public networks (e.g. Employee Social Networking at Sabre. MORE >>	CHIEFTECH SEPTEMBER 5, 2008 Expanded enterprise social software vendor taxonomy This "vendor taxonomy" divides the world of enterprise social software into the following areas: Platform vendors; Social software suites; Wiki and blogging (and forum) software; White-label community services (e.g. Ning, Lithium); and Public networks (e.g. LinkedIn, Facebook). or a Web 2.0 infrastructure. MORE >>
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