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Leading social networking site for the event and tradeshow communities, TradeShowConnection is design to help exhibitors streamline their trade show experience. TradeShowConnection helps exhibitors save time and money with its innovative platform and key features. To prepare for the influx of trade shows this summer, TradeShowConnection invites exhibitors to join the network to have access to these top five benefits.
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A Charleston-based start-up has launched a bucket list social networking website.
Bucquistador allows users to create lists of goals, connect them with other people and events and raise money for those goals through crowdfunding.
While other services offer goal-tracking, event management and crowdfunding, Bucquistador, a blend of bucket list and conquistador, claims to be the first to bring it all together.
Bucquistadors unique social community allows everyone the chance to support, help, and fund the life goals for all users, said TJ Schallot, the companys founder and CEO, in a press release Tuesday.
While the service is free to join, the company will charge 4 percent on all funds raised and feature targeted advertising intended to help users to achieve their goals.
For more information or to sign up: http://www.bucquistador.com.
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Microsofts big bet last year, when it acquired corporate social networking and content collaboration company Yammer, was that social tools would become a big part of doing business.
And while its use certainly seems to be increasing and Microsoft seems to feel very good about how the acquisition is working out, given the updates it provides on Yammers momentum theres still the lingering notion that social saps productivity.
So Microsoft commissioned a survey to find out what workers reallythink about social in the workplace.
A Microsoft-commissioned study on social tools in the workplace shows gender and age differences in how much workers think social tools have increased their productivity. (Infographic from Microsoft)
The results of the survey of nearly 10,000 information workers in 32 countries, conducted by research firm Ipsos,are being released today.
Unsurprisingly, the findings could be helpful to Microsoft as it sells its offerings that feature integrated Yammer capabilities. But the survey alsoturns upsome interesting findings about the way businesses and workers are using and regarding social tools these days.
Turns out, 46 percent of the workers surveyed felt their productivity increased because of their use of social tools. Forty percent said collaboration increased as a result of using social tools and 31 percent said they would be willing to spend their own money on social tools if it helped them work more efficiently.
Adam Pisoni, co-founder of Yammer and a Microsoft GM (Photo from Microsoft)
While employees are saying: We want new social collaboration tools, employers are (still) saying its a productivity waster, said Adam Pisoni,Yammer co-founder anda general manager inMicrosoftsOffice division. We wanted to understand that tension.
The tension, as Pisoni sees it, comes in part from how our jobs and the way we work are changing.
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Microsoft: Social at work is not a time waster -- if done right
According to a new survey conducted by research firm Ipsos for Microsoft, many employers are at odds with their employees when it comes to social networking.
The global survey, among 9,908 information workers in 32 countries, found that while 46 percent of employees believe social tools help with productivity, 34 percent of companies undervalue the benefit of such technology in the workplace.
As a result, 17 percent of respondents say they ignore their organizations IT policy and install social tools on their work computers or phones, and 31 percent say they would be willing to spend their own money to buy social tools to help them do their jobs.
The survey found the tools were most used for communicating with colleagues (68 percent), sharing and reviewing documents (50 percent), and communicating with customers and clients (47 percent), but they were also useful for growing a professional network (36 percent) and finding an expert or information within their own company (29 percent).
Perhaps the most damning aspect of the survey was 39 percent of respondents felt people in their organizations just didnt collaborate enough.
"Just as email accelerated the pace of business in the 90s, enterprise social will be the driver of greater agility and transformation in the 21st century workplace," Kurt DelBene, president, Microsoft Office Division believes. "As we look ahead at how collaboration and communications continue to evolve, we believe the tools people use today -- email, instant messaging, voice, videoconferencing, social -- will come together and be deeply integrated into apps in ways that will speed collaboration and truly transform the way people work".
To go with the survey, Microsoft has launched a new site called The Worldwide Water Cooler, which allows people from any country to have their say on social tools and workplace collaboration.
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