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Status.net Could Point to the Future of Business Intelligence
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March 30, 2009
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by Marshall Kirkpatrick
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overcome some of Twitter's limitations
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significant impact on the world we work in
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yourname.status.net
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a very big deal
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service provider will be responsible for maintenance
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URL is clear and dignified
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pay to have either public or private microblogging installations
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hosted and branded
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allied professionals
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familiar with the people and work being done around their own company
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Companies without a microblogging system will seem
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diverse groups of other customers
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securely
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help with work
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fundamentally structured layer of social conversation
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substantial portion of the business world
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interoperable
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here's what will happen.
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Open Source microblogging platform for businesses
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birds eye views
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automatic notification when one of its employees has begun conversing with another
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more than they had before
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silly and disadvantaged
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identify the customers most engaged in conversation
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which technical staff are friendliest
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the phrase Social Graph is too vague
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structured, open microblogging
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help the business world
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an increasingly open technology world
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too bound by its own limitations
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won't happen on Twitter alone
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We expect that hosted or free company-specific microblogging installations will become huge sources of Business Intelligence data
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we hope that happens through interoperable, Open Source software
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excited to see what Laconica can do with Status.net
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Twitter is also unreliable
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single point of failure
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by: David MacKay | March 30, 2009
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wishing people would actually pick up the phone and call
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unfortunately most companies don't have a culture of trust and openness
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without significantly altering it
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track usage
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ties to Yammer
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Doubtful you'll see coverage about this on Techcrunch
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XMPP has been around longer
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also open source
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lots of implementations
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Laconica also uses XMPP
