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  Vladimir Kondratenko    Group moderator

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  What is the future of Social Networking as one of the biggest IT trends?

  It seems like every company is using Social Networking Tools. Will this trend continue to evolve at the same pace as a part of Globalization?
  
  • 02 Feb 2009, 10:56 am
  Vladimir Kondratenko wrote: > It seems like every company is using Social Networking Tools. Will > this trend continue to evolve at the same pace as a part of > Globalization?
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  Vladimir Kondratenko    Group moderator

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  Re: What is the future of Social Networking as one of the biggest IT trends?

  The trend is evolving at the fast pace. It's kind of hard to predict the long-term future of it, but we all know for sure that the world has to be "connected" in order to keep up with Globalization.
  
  A great example of successful social networking is Barack Obama who was a member on more that 15 websites.
  
  Knowing the success of Visa Business Network on Facebook, and some other large corporations that are spending "big" dollars on their social networking marketing compaigns, the biggest question arises: how do they measure success?
  
  Many companies faced with the challenge of measuring time&money spent on social networking vs. benefits received.
  
  • 02 Feb 2009, 11:18 am
  Vladimir Kondratenko wrote: > The trend is evolving at the fast pace. It's kind of hard to predict > the long-term future of it, but we all know for sure that the world > has to be "connected" in order to keep up with Globalization. > > A great example of successful social networking is Barack Obama who > was a member on more that 15 websites. > > Knowing the success of Visa Business Network on Facebook, and some > other large corporations that are spending "big" dollars on their > social networking marketing compaigns, the biggest question arises: > how do they measure success? > > Many companies faced with the challenge of measuring time&money spent > on social networking vs. benefits received.