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Join us on June 25th at 3 p.m. EDT
Ten Facebook business group owners from 6 countries and 4 continents assembled last December to take a close look at how businesses are using Facebook, the value they are gaining and to share their experiences.
The starting premise: Facebook may, but also may not, become THE enterprise social networking platform. But it’s here, use is growing, so we need to understand the phenomenon and learn from it.
Please join the Facebook Group Investigation team on June 25 at 3pm EDT to discover how businesses like yours can use Facebook and other social networking strategies to grow awareness, build buzz, gain insights and increase sales, and understand the hurdles. Facebook aficionados and skeptics alike will find value in this session.
More Background: The study group itself was assembled through social networking tools including Facebook messages, emails, recommendations from participants and a chance conference encounter.The Facebook Group owners’ core businesses ranged from 6 real world entities (retail chain, learning and software venture, trend consultancy, think tank, PR company, real world organization) and 4 only-on-Facebook ventures (virtual association, community of practice, interest groups).The research organizers are industry experts including Jenny Ambrozek (who is also a contributor to The AppGap blog); Victoria G. Axelrod; and William L. Anderson.
Additional Facebook group owners who participated in the study include: Francois Gossieaux, Adam Kovitz, Dave Duarte, Eric Edelstein, Francois Gossieaux, Jenni Beattie, Kimberly Samaha, Niki Lambropoulos, and Ray Cha.
Their efforts were supported by a team of advisors and analysts: Jeffrey Keefer, Patti Anklam, Jill Howell, Josh Katinger, Danielle Ravich, and interest from the Knowledge Innovation Network, University of Warwick.
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Be sure to catch Bill Ives' ongoing review series in which he looks at online, sharable database apps. The focus of Bill's reviews: web-based business software that enables companies and individuals to better organize, track, and share information, as well as better manage projects, processes and workflows.
Among the Web-based tools he's reviewed: Zoho, QuickBase, and TrackVia.
Check out the AppGap's Appopedia, an ever-expanding section with reviews of more than 150 of today's best tools to help you better manage projects and collaborate. Reviews are presented in a useful directory that breaks down tools by category and function, e.g., online crm, project management, human resources, security, etc. Check it out here.
The AppGap has hosted a series of discussions with leading thinkers and doers intended to illuminate how new apps and approaches are changing the way we work and help companies and individuals implement better collaboration, project management, and productivity practices and solutions. Access, via the links below, the recordings, each about an hour long, of the discussions.
- 5 Big Ideas for Getting All That Work Done
- Should Your Business be Friends with Facebook
- The Future of Work
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Can today's project management software be done better? What can online CRM help companies companies accomplish? Which development platform can help individuals and organizations build better online databases, Web based applications, and HR solutions? And what are the processes and best practices that help organizations large and small achieve success. Find out more.