I can tell you what it means to us at Fogbeam: It's just a Social Network that is tailored to included features that make it specifically useful inside an enterprise, as a way of sharing information / links / knowledge / whatever.
In our opinion, what distinguishes an "enterprise" social network from a "non enterprise" social network are things like:
1. LDAP/Active Directory support
2. Programmatic provisioning with an API
3. Support for integration with other enterprise applications via standard protocols. iCal / CalDAV for integration with calendaring servers / groupware, for example.
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I can tell you what it means to us at Fogbeam: It's just a Social Network that is tailored to included features that make it specifically useful inside an enterprise, as a way of sharing information / links / knowledge / whatever.
In our opinion, what distinguishes an "enterprise" social network from a "non enterprise" social network are things like:
1. LDAP/Active Directory support
2. Programmatic provisioning with an API
3. Support for integration with other enterprise applications via standard protocols. iCal / CalDAV for integration with calendaring servers / groupware, for example.
4. Etc.