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This isn't unusual, a number of larger companies have created internal social network clones. Big companies seem to have a bunch of little pet projects that get
by naner 15y ago
This isn't unusual, a number of larger companies have created internal social network clones. Big companies seem to have a bunch of little pet projects that get started because somebody important is trying to look good and be noticed. A lot of projects. Large companies spend a massive amount of wasted effort on very poor internal software projects. It is sad.
- cleverjake 15y agoany good examples?
- naner 15y agoSeveral, unfortunately. I'd rather not talk about my personal experiences here, though. Here's some social networking examples: http://www.computerworld.com/s/article/322857/The_new_employee_connection_Social_networking_behind_the_firewall http://www.computerworld.com/s/article/322857/The_new_employ... A lot of these projects are hardly used and hated by employees. Typical tactics involve making it mandatory for all employees to upload a picture and start a profile so they can boast huge adoption numbers.