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Socialtext, a major provider of Enterprise Software like Wiki, today released SocialText 3.0. It consists of three applications ie. Socialtext People, Socialtext Dashboard and  major upgrade to its Socialtext Workspace, its Wiki offering for enterprise. The employees now can create, and utilize social networks, collaborate in shared platform and work more productively with the help of this collaborative tool. The solution  brings enterprise and consumer content on one dashboard in this way.

• Socialtext Signals: This application brings the flavor of Twitter inside the company. Users will be able to send short messages with this tool. The tool also enables them to see what others are reading or editing. Integration with Socialtext People provides the idea who is signaling, while integration with Socialtext Workspace gives indication what and why they are signaling. Integration with Socialtext Dashboard indicates around activity updates.
• Socialtext People: This is an Enterprise Social Networking application just like Facebook. But the real beauty of this application is the ability to track what other people are doing like reading, documenting or updating Wikis etc.
• Socialtext Dashboard: The Dashboard has ability to manage activities like internal and external social network updates, conversations, data, and applications. User can customize this application. Since, the dashboard supports OpenSocial Standard, user can use third party widget with the application. The application also sends alerts of your colleague’s activity.

“We run all of our projects on Socialtext. It enables my company to not only release more CDs per year, but execute without things slipping through the cracks,” said Epitaph Records Founder and Bad Religion guitarist Brett Gurewitz. “Thanks to Socialtext, we’re collaborating better than ever and
3.0 promises to make the experience even more fluid and fun.”

Source: PRnewswire

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