Upcoming Webinar: The Benefits of Enterprise Microblogging Integrated With SharePoint

By Melissa Risteff, September 16, 2009

Microblogging can be a very effective means of communication, but if it’s not integrated with other core business applications then some key benefits of the solution may be lost. The ability to collaborate and eliminate knowledge silos is a key business benefit of enterprise social computing, so system integration should be taken into consideration when selecting an enterprise microblogging solution.

Please join Ashley Roach, Director of Product Management at NewsGator, and our customer, Scott Carruth, VP of Information Systems at Initiate Systems, for a 30-minute free webinar on September 29, 2009 at 2:30pm ET.  In this webinar they will share their thoughts on the business benefits and key functionality necessary for a successful microblogging solution.

The webinar will cover:

  • Business use cases for enterprise microblogging
  • Pros & cons of enterprise microblogging
  • Brief demo of NewsGator microblogging capabilities on SharePoint

We believe that this webinar will be informative and useful for those in the following positions:

  • Information & Knowledge Management Professionals
  • IT Professionals
  • Enterprise/IT Architects
  • Emerging Technologists
  • CIOs
  • Corporate Communication Professionals
  • Anyone Tasked With Evaluating, Recommending Or Designing Enterprise 2.0 & Social Computing Strategies
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Melissa Risteff

Melissa Risteff , Senior Vice President, Enterprise Engagment

Melissa Risteff is the SVP of Enterprise Engagement at NewsGator. She’s responsible for the adoption consultancy practice, partner competency and enablement program, and social business solution delivery – each having a major impact on aligning to customer business value and ultimately making social real. Melissa previously served as CMO of a collaborative analytics software firm, VP of Product for an eLearning company, and has held senior level strategy and product management roles at both Sun Microsystems and GE. She is a thought leader in the space – with advanced graduate research following her passion in social technologies and organizational development. Born in NY and raised in VT, Melissa moved to CO in ‘92 and stayed for the weather and lifestyle. She has an affinity for gastronomy, wanderlust, and hiking.

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