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NewsGator Tomoye Demo Video

Learn more about the social computing platform helping Government agencies and other companies with social collaboration by watching this informative product demo led by Chris Keyes, Tomoye's Director of Products.

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Social Computing in the United States Air Force

Read about how NewsGator Tomoye helped the United States Air Force by developing a social computing platform that allowed its members to learn from each other by sharing best practices, innovations and learning opportunites.

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Learn how to make WSS Social

Join Eric Sauve, VP of Tomoye for NewsGator, as he discusses a application that lets free SharePoint users take advantage of social capabilities like personal profiles, expert location and communities - helping you get social while staying within your budget.

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Social Computing in the United States Army

With NewsGator Tomoye, the United States Army created an online, development and learning ecosystem, coined MilSpace, that provides its more than 20,000 members with access to professional forums, personal social profiles, microblogging, video training and a myriad of other social capabilities.

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Tomoye

The future of communities of practice, collaboration, and social learning is here, and it’s called Tomoye. Whether you are a Government agency seeking communities and professional networking for your gov 2.0 initiative, a company looking to establish an extranet for partners and customers, or a Windows SharePoint Services/ SharePoint Foundations shop looking for profiles and business collaboration tools, Tomoye is the answer for you.

With support for DoD security standards, accessibility standards such as section 508, or Common Look and Feel in Canada, Government users can deploy Tomoye with confidence.

For Windows SharePoint Services/ SharePoint Foundations shops, with unique support for communities and personal profiles, and direct deployment through SharePoint Central Administration, we can bring your deployment to life.

We support some of the largest and most successful communities of practice in the world.

Communities of Practice
Expert Discovery
Questions & Answers
Metrics
Mobile
Ideas
Microblogs
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Communities of Practice

Professional communities formed around specific skill-sets (i.e. composite material engineering) or job descriptions (policy analyst) are the core of the community of practice approach. By linking people together based on professional domain, organizations can break down silos created by functional areas or projects, and generally build overall capacity in those skill areas.

Questions and answers are a foundation for communities of practice providing a simple mechanism for users to reach out to a group of experts to help solve a problem.

Document sharing and collaborating around documents is a core feature of a professional community. Places where people can ask, comment, blog and much more around a document or other work-related information is one of the important ways that community members collaborate.

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Videos provide an engaging medium to transfer knowledge and expertise. Take a video of a subject matter expert answering company-relevant questions, and watch as users engage.

Blogs provide a simple way for subject matter experts or leaders to communicate with a broad audience.

Wikis allow a web-based mode for document co-authoring. Interested in creating a Wikipedia for certain areas of interest? No problem.

Experts and members are listed as a function of their contribution to the community and whether they are helpful, active, most networked, and more. Community experts are the emerging subject matter experts in your enterprise.