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The New Engagement Platform Drives The Shift From Transactions

The New Engagement Platform Drives The Shift From Transactions

By R "Ray" Wang on August 28, 2012

Convergence In The Five Forces Of Consumerization Of Technology Drives The Next Big Thing Social has given us the tools to connect.  Mobile has given us the ability to interact any time and anywhere.  Cloud delivers access points to us with a rich array of content and information.  Big data provides us with the context […]

Posted in Business, Featured Posts | Tagged adobe, Amazon, Amazon EC2, Amazon Web Services, Amazon.com, apple, Apps Strategy, Atlasian, Badgeville, Box, Box.net, BPM, broadvision, BunchBall, Business Analytics, Business process, Business process management, business value, business value framework, BVF, CEO, CFO, Chief Customer Officer, Chief Financial Officer, Chief HR Officer, Chief information officer, Chief Marketing Officer, Chief People Officer, Chief Sales Officer, Chief Service Officer, CHRO, CIO, Cloud, collaboration, collaboration software, community platforms, complex event processing, Constellation Research, Consumer Tech, Consumerization of IT, context, COO, Corporate Strategy, CRM, CrowdTwist, CTO, CubeTree, CustExp, customer engagement, Customer Experience, Decision Services, Design thinking, disruptive, disruptive technologies, Disruptive technology, e20, engagement, Engagement Apps, enterprise applications, enterprise apps, Enterprise apps strategy, enterprise software, enterprise strategy, erp, future of work, Gigya, GoodData, google, ibm, IBM Connections, ibm software group, Interaction History, Jive, Jive Software, Lithium Technologies, microsoft, Microsoft Office, Microsoft SharePoint, Microsoft Windows, Monday's Musings, Moxie, oracle, outcome focused, People to People, predictive, R "Ray" Wang;, role, role-based design, rwang0, salesforce.com, sap, Software Insider, SoftwareInsider, tibbr, Tibco, TideMark, yammer | 2 Responses

Serendipity Happens… to Deliver Million$

Serendipity Happens… to Deliver Million$

By Susan Scrupski on October 3, 2011

As the world turns… social, expect to be surprised by the fruits of serendipity.  When large workforces embrace working socially, or as I love to call it – in “socialworking” mode, they discover new ways of solving problems and creating opportunities.  Insights are revealed in the fluid web of connections and sharing. We’ve seen a […]

Posted in Business, Featured Posts | Tagged adoption, Business process, case studies, Community, IBM Connections, Inventory, Lowes, Retail, social business

Monday’s Musings: A Working Vendor Landscape For Social Business

Monday’s Musings: A Working Vendor Landscape For Social Business

By R "Ray" Wang on August 15, 2011

Confusion Persists In The Social Business Market As with any new disruptive technology, the social business solution landscape faces a dynamic, confusing, and converging market. As vendors seek to grab mind share and market share, customers and prospects remain confused as to what are the right business problems to address with social business. However, rampant […]

Posted in Business, Featured Posts, Technology / Software | Tagged adobe, Adobe Omniture, Angel, Apps Strategy, Art Technology Group, ATG, Attensity, Attensity Group, Avaya, Bazaarvoice, broadvision, Broadvision Clearvale, CEO, CIO, Cisco, Cisco Quad, Clearvale, CMO, collaboration, collaboration software, community platforms, Consumerization of IT, CRM, customer engagement, customer experience management, customer service, disruptive, disruptive technologies, Disruptive technology, e20, e2conf, early adopters, early adoptions, early movers, eGain, Endeca, Enterprise 2.0, enterprise applications, enterprise apps, Enterprise apps strategy, enterprise collaboration, enterprise software, enterprise strategy, Facebook, Genesys, Get Satisfaction, getsatisfaction, google, GooglePlus, ibm, IBM Connections, IBM Lotus, ibm software group, INgage Networks, Jive, Jive Software, KickApps, lithium, Lithium Technologies, microsoft, Microsoft Lync, Microsoft SharePoint, middleware, middleware platforms, Monday's Musings, Monday’s Musings, Moxie, Mzinga, NewsGator, Omniture, oracle, Oracle ATG, Oracle Beehive, R “Ray” Wang;, R "Ray" Wang;, RightNow, RightNow Technologies, rwang0, Saba, Salesforce Chatter, salesforce.com, sap, SAP Streamworks, SCRM, sharepoint, social business, Social Business Software, social commerce, Social CRM, Social Media, social middleware, social service, social support, social technologies, Socialcast, socialtext, Teleperformance, tibbr, Tibco, Tibco Tibbr, VMware, VMware SocialCast, west, yammer | 2 Responses

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