Produkte zum IT-gestützten Social Networking in Unternehmen

KernpunkteDer Beitrag beschäftigt sich mit der Verwendung von Social-Networking-Diensten (Social Networking Services) im Unternehmenskontext.Social-Networking-Dienste unterstützen Unternehmen dabei, ihr Humankapital besser auszuschöpfen.Social-Networking-Dienste können ein zentrales Element der Expertensuche im Unternehmen sein.Neben offenen Social-Networking-Diensten entwickelt sich ein Markt für Software zum Aufbau geschlossener, nur im Intranet zugreifbarer und unternehmensindividuell anpassbarer und integrierbarer Social-Networking-Dienste.AbstractThe use of Social Networking Services for private purposes has been increasing considerably in the past few years. In the same time companies started to experiment with such services to support formal and informal communication and networking among their employees.This article gives an overview of services and application for IT-supported Social Networking in companies. First, the authors place Social Networking Services in the context of Web 2.0 and Social Software. Thereupon, they discuss the benefits and the motivation of the deployment of Social Networking Software in companies, and introduce some specific IT solutions. Finally, they also address necessary future developments in the field of Social Networking Services.

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