White Papers: social networking

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Networking or Not working: Facing up to the Facebook Dilemma

By Symantec | 15/3/2013

Over 9.5 million people in Australia now use Facebook. The main purpose may be social, however the tool offers real opportunity for today’s businesses. Conversely, social media usage at the workplace can either dent productivity or reveal a competitive edge. Download to investigate the pros and cons of employee use of this tool.

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Controlling Peer-to-Peer and Recreational Internet Traffic

By Exinda | 26/11/2012

This paper will discuss strategies for controlling a broad range of recreational Internet traffic such as instant messaging, P2P file downloads and social networking activities that can significantly slow business applications and impact employee productivity. By implementing a solution to effectively detect, classify and control recreational traffic, including encrypted P2P traffic designed to slip past corporate firewalls, organisations can improve employee productivity, accelerate application response times, reclaim bandwidth for business-critical applications and defer costly bandwidth upgrades. Read this whitepaper.

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Social Media Guidance

By Clearswift | 31/7/2012

Social networking has revolutionised the way in which companies communicate with potential customers and suppliers. However, the use of social-networking tools by a company and its employees gives rise to a number of risks of which businesses should be aware. Read more.

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Yes. We. Can. Flexible Policy 2.0

By Clearswift | 8/2/2012

Social media may have changed the way we do business, but the rules of engagement are still the same. Dynamic business environments call for flexibility. Context is everything when it comes to deciding what information needs to be blocked or controlled, and when. Read this whitepaper.

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How progressive companies are using social technologies

By Clearswift | 28/11/2011

Social networks and collaborative technologies are now commonplace in many workplaces. Having first been used “on the quiet” by highly-networked employees, in increasing numbers they are now being proactively used by businesses keen to connect more effectively with their internal and external audiences. Web collaboration is now viewed as critical to company success and as having multiple benefits and applications to the business. Read on.

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Networking or Not Working - Facing Up to the Facebook Dilemma

By Symantec | 20/10/2011

Connect. Share. Work? Facebook isn’t just a social networking tool. It’s a social phenomenon which poses a real dilemma for businesses. Allow employees access…and risk opening a potential Pandora’s box of problems? Go for a blanket ban…and lose a valuable channel of communication and collaboration? Opt for a compromise, with use permitted but limited in some way? This White Paper weighs up Facebook’s pros and cons, and shows how to keep your company safe – whatever policy you choose to implement.

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Maximizing collaboration: Five ways to avoid the collaboration

By Avaya | 13/5/2011

Sometimes investments in collaboration technology lead nowhere, but there are practical steps you can take to keep your collaboration initiatives on track.

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GETTING SOCIAL – A PLAN FOR COLLABORATING SUCCESSFULLY WITH CUSTOMERS AND COLLEAGUES

By Avaya | 13/5/2011

Corporate use of social networking is not just about connecting with customers in new ways. Deploying a well thought out social media strategy can change the way your organisation collaborates internally and even have an impact on the bottom line. But once you’ve started, steps need to be taken to ensure the task doesn’t become overwhelming...

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Enterprise Communications: The Next Decade

By Avaya | 13/5/2011

Enterprise communications will continue to undergo significant changes during the next decade, as multimodal cloud services invade traditional communication products and services. Today’s infrastructure and operations (I&O) leaders need to understand 10 emerging trends that will influence enterprise communications. These include technology innovation for multimodal communications and collaboration, business imperatives for worker real-time connectivity, and enhanced cloud services for lower cost delivery of applications.

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COLLABORATION FOR ALL

By Avaya | 13/5/2011

Younger people may be driving increased use of collaborative working and social networking in the enterprise, but the benefits can be felt by everyone. To make it happen, organisations need to adopt a ‘people first’ approach.

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