Far more than just a recommendation engine, Socialtext 360 provides an intuitive interface that displays how similar colleagues are to each other based on a variety of criteria. With a robust view into people across business units and within your organization, the experts in various subjects can be easily discovered and effectively tapped. Socialtext 360 makes it easy to identify the most relevant colleagues in your network to connect and collaborate with.
Mentorship fuels innovation, stronger team ties and shows a commitment to your staff that their personal career goals are tied to business success. However, finding those willing and most appropriate members can prove a challenge. Socialtext 360 surfaces those candidates with ease and elegance, displaying those connections, relationships and attributes in an easy to understand visual interface.
Tighter team bonds not only make for a better work environment, they can increase employee engagement, stimulate new ideas, shift support and training costs and increase efficiencies across the enterprise. Socialtext 360 makes it easy to understand chemistry, similarities, and areas of interest so that employees can identify and select the best new professional connections to make. Getting to better know your workforce can foster collaboration, engagement and rapport, improving your company's offerings and bottom line.
Socialtext 360 can help staff your project teams faster and more effectively through a contextual visualization that shows community clustering based on the four dimensions in the profile, giving instant insight into the strengths, skills, passions and experience of the organization.
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This paper will help you choose a social software solution that produces the greatest benefits for your company. It outlines the 5 requirements most critical to the success of social software in business. A solution will be successful to the degree it meets these 5 critical requirements.