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Social collaboration

Social collaboration refers to processes that help multiple people or groups interact and share information to achieve common goals. Such processes find their 'natural' environment on the Internet, where collaboration and social dissemination of information are made easier by current innovations and the proliferation of the web.

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Social collaboration software

Collaboration softwareGlipGoogle AppsKnowledge PlazaMicrosoft Lync
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Comparison to social networking

Social networkingLinkedInFacebookGitHubQuora
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Future

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Comparison to crowdsourcing

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Comparison to social networking

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Social collaboration software

Future

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Social collaboration

Nodes29
Edges28
Triples23
Avg. degree1.93
Density0.068966
Components1

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Social collaboration

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related to Social collaboration software · 10
Social collaboration → Glip, Google Apps, Knowledge Plaza Electronic Document, Microsoft Lync, Notable, Slack, Social Intranet, System, Weekdone, Wrike
related to Comparison to social networking · 6
Social collaboration → Facebook, Generally, GitHub, LinkedIn, Quora, Social
related to Comparison to crowdsourcing · 5
Social collaboration → Andrea Grover, Crowdsourcing, Social, Therefore, Unlike
related to Future · 2
Social collaboration → Social, This

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Social collaborationrelated to Comparison to crowdsourcingSocial0.60section
Social collaborationrelated to Comparison to crowdsourcingCrowdsourcing0.60section
Social collaborationrelated to Comparison to crowdsourcingUnlike0.60section
Social collaborationrelated to Comparison to crowdsourcingTherefore0.60section
Social collaborationrelated to Comparison to crowdsourcingAndrea Grover0.60section
Social collaborationrelated to Comparison to social networkingSocial0.60section
Social collaborationrelated to Comparison to social networkingGenerally0.60section
Social collaborationrelated to Comparison to social networkingLinkedIn0.60section
Social collaborationrelated to Comparison to social networkingFacebook0.60section
Social collaborationrelated to Comparison to social networkingGitHub0.60section
Social collaborationrelated to Comparison to social networkingQuora0.60section
Social collaborationrelated to FutureSocial0.60section

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