"Socialtext started as a company that sold wikis to enterprises, but has expanded that into a social collaboration and productivity suite that’s doing very well. While I was in the office two sizeable sales came in from two big companies."
“Angel.com, a subsidiary of Micro Strategies that provides interactive voice response software, has more than 10,000 internal- and external-facing Socialtext wiki pages. One customer-facing wiki acts as a knowledge base for Angel products, while others for employees include video tutorials, training quizzes, and space for collaboration efforts, from developing marketing ideas to planning company picnics."
"Socialtext’s Enterprise 2.0 software was designed specifically to encourage, enhance and accelerate communication, collaboration and knowledge-sharing within companies."
“Collaboration tools enable teamwork, web-style, which emphasizes shared knowledge and member contribution, regardless of proximity.”
According to Sam Aparicio, CIO of Angel.com "The #1 job of a CIO is employee productivity." Ed Cone of CIO Insight spoke with Sam about his strategies for remaining productive in the face of the information overload. He learned: One, a lot of the info-tsunami comes in the form of email. Two, with the right tools and presentation, an exec can have access to more information without being overwhelmed.
"The spread of the workforce has put a premium on tech tools that let people collaborate, learn and share info from different parts of the world," says Ross Mayfield, co-founder of business-software maker Socialtext. He cites studies that show 85% of all employees work on projects with colleagues in other offices."
"The new version includes Socialtext People, a Facebook-like tool for enterprises, and other enhancements to improve usability and integration of social networking tools. Socialtext is also developing a Twitter-like application called Signals, which is in a limited beta trial."
"The new version includes Socialtext People, a Facebook-like tool for enterprises, and other enhancements to improve usability and integration of social networking tools. Socialtext is also developing a Twitter-like application called Signals, which is in a limited beta trial."
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"Leading commercial wiki vendor Socialtext has just added spreadsheet support. This is the only full-function-spreadsheet-in-a-wiki of which we are aware."
"Strategic planning around the sales process, or metrics around quote tracking -- using the wiki takes these abstract management concepts out of your private work and makes them more part of the everyday shared life of the company. The result has been the gradual creation of a culture of empowerment and accountability."
—Jeff Osborne, President, Osborne Transformer
"Spreadsheet users also get access to the broader capabilities of Socialtext's wiki platform, like including a wiki page as a cell in the spreadsheet or dynamically displaying a picture and name that links to someone's profile (via the Socialtext People module) to add the notion of identity and accountability to a line item."
"The net result for business users is a familiar spreadsheet formatting and calculation environment that's now been tightly coupled with all the free-form flexibility that people love about wikis."
"We wanted to look at a new way of sharing." – Neil Callahan, President, 'mktg'
"Most Compelling Application - Socialtext's new wiki-based, collaborative spreadsheet, SocialCalc."
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