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Turn Your Traditional Business Email Culture into a Social Enterprise

If you’re considering migrating to an enterprise social network but are concerned with how your employees will respond to one more application to learn, good news! Building an online community is easy if you know where to start. With a few of our tried and true methods, you’ll be well on your way to a [...]

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5 Reasons Why a Company Social Network Trumps the Intranet

Many companies realize that a social workplace is also a productive workplace, with better employee collaboration and more job satisfaction. To create a social workplace, some companies choose enterprise social software, while others rely on their existing Intranets to share and access information. Although Intranets can provide your company with significant value, they’re not always [...]

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Understanding the ROI of Enterprise Social Networks

blueKiwi offers online tools and guidance based on end user study results Reading, UK, 17 November, 2011 – blueKiwi has launched a new White Paper along with an ‘Enterprise Social Software ROI Calculator’ to clarify the benefits that businesses can expect from driving higher collaboration and communication among organisations and workgroups. Both available online, these [...]

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blueKiwi goes down under with the signing of a new contract with invenio, Australia&New Zealand

Thursday, 13 October 2011 – blueKiwi, European leader in Enterprise Social Software (ESS) today announces the signature of a new strategic distribution contract with invenio. This partnership demonstrates blueKiwi’s continued development and increasing global reach, allowing more and more companies to benefit from the best in Enterprise Social Networking platforms. blueKiwi’s solution allows interaction with [...]

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blueKiwi launches a new version of its enterprise social network with the aim of connecting communities and individuals

blueKiwi 10.6 : a simple, mobile and overall excellent solution which promotes a faster adoption of enterprise social software. Paris, France October 3rd, 2011 blueKiwi,  European leader in SaaS Enterprise Social Software (ESS), announced today the launch of version 10.6. With this new version, blueKiwi has sought to continue to innovate and offers a simple, [...]

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6 Key Features of blueKiwi 10.6

Christophe Routhieau, VP Products talks about the latest version of blueKiwi 1. Some changes to the user interface… The first thing you will notice is the new look. We have streamlined the user interface. By reducing some of its visual clutter, it will be easier for you read and spot the things you need to [...]

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Measuring Your Online Community Success

A lot has been written about how to make communities successful. We all know what one looks like. They have active members and a real sense of shared interest or purpose. There is a core of key members and contributors who encourage conversation, participate in debates and lead by example. There are lots of “surfers” or members who [...]

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Ease of use? blueKiwi crushes email.

New to enterprise social networking? Watch our new video and see just how easy it is to use blueKiwi to communicate and collaborate with a group. Wistia.requireFancyBoxAssets(function() {Wistia.fancyBoxJQuery(“#a302868040_videoPopup”).fancybox({type: “iframe”,width: 640,height: 360});});

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Start Small and Focused

When rolling out an enterprise social network, the first thing that should come to mind is, “What exactly is the business goal behind all this?” The answer to this question is central to creating an engaging and captivating internal social network. “Increase collaboration” and “improve communication” are not business goals. They are too broad and diffused to be considered [...]

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Is there still a Generation Gap in the Social Workplace?

The effect of Generation Y workers (defined as people born after 1980) on the social workplace has been debated by business executives, management thought leaders and the media over the last decade. Most of these discussions focused on the cultural and technological differences between the existing workforce and the incoming crop of new hires as in this [...]

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