Private “Twitter” network for you and your co-workers!
A free, hosted Socialtext account for up to 50 people from your company. It is private between co-workers. You and your colleagues get private, “Twitter‑like” microblogging, social networking, and a shared wiki workspace. And you each get your own personal home page. If a collaboration network already exists for your company, you will be added to it. If not, one will be created.
See what you get (1 of 5)
After signing up, you’ll get a confirmation e-mail. Follow the link in this e-mail to your new personal home page, made up of widgets that show information from all different places including Socialtext, the web and enterprise systems. Click "+Add Content" to add a new widget, then drag and drop it where you want.
Others get to know you through your profile (2 of 5)
You will have your own profile in your Socialtext account. It includes space for you to put contact information, your picture, and tags that indicate your skills and interests. It shows a list of your recent activities, and the people in your social network those you follow, and those who follow you.
Share and stay informed with microblogging (3 of 5)
You can use Socialtext Signals to share Twitter-like 140-character messages openly with your company’s collaboration network. You’ll find it useful to share links, quick updates of what you’re working on, and to ask questions and get quick answers.
Collaborate more fluidly with colleagues (4 of 5)
Your company's collaboration network comes with a Socialtext workspace so you can work openly with your colleagues on wiki pages. Automated update summaries, tags and search let you discover content and collaborate more fluidly with colleagues. Every page has a full revision history.
You also get a desktop application (5 of 5)
Socialtext Desktop brings it all together with a dedicated client that runs in Windows, Macintosh, or Linux. From Socialtext Desktop you can get to wiki pages, share “Twitter-like” messages privately with your work colleagues, and monitor changes.
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