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Harnessing Social Software for Smarter Collaboration in the Digital Age

In an era where communication is crucial, social software tools like blogs, wikis, and social bookmarking empower teams to work smarter, not harder. By effectively managing the flow of information, users can subscribe to feeds, post living documents, and tag interests to connect with the right individuals. Platforms such as Facebook, MySpace, and Second Life are paving the way for Massively Multiplayer Online Work (MMOW), enabling innovative collaboration across various digital landscapes. Embrace these tools to enhance communication and productivity.

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Harnessing Social Software for Smarter Collaboration in the Digital Age

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  1. Using social software to work smarter, not harder Jenny Spadafora, Community Evangelist, Intuit Innovation Lab

  2. Blogs Publish, subscribe + comments = better communication

  3. Feeds Follow more in less time, control the info flow

  4. Wikis We can post it, We can fix it = Living documents

  5. Del.icio.us Social bookmarking: Find + share + remember

  6. Social software Tagged interests and abilities + search/browse = find my right people

  7. Future is MMOW Blogs, wikis, feeds, Facebook, MySpace, Second Life, etc. will enable Massively Multiplayer Online Work

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