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Earlier this year we embarked on a major research effort to understand the growing role of social networking in enterprise learning and talent management. The results are amazing.
This week we introduced some important and groundbreaking research on a new, important category of enterprise software: the market for corporate Social Software platforms. But as we continued to study the.
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