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Schwartz c01.tex V3 - 12/26/2008 11:38am Page 1Social ComputingIf you are reading this book, then you are either interested in or have heard about sof

Schwartz c01.tex V3 - 12/26/2008 11:38am Page 10Chapter 1: Social ComputingFigure 1-5The user profile store provides the storage of individual data as

Schwartz c01.tex V3 - 12/26/2008 11:38am Page 11Chapter 1: Social ComputingFigure 1-6Social Computing for the EnterpriseSocial computing has the capab

Schwartz c01.tex V3 - 12/26/2008 11:38am Page 12Chapter 1: Social Computingaspects of a social computing solution will increase the speed at which an

Schwartz c01.tex V3 - 12/26/2008 11:38am Page 13Chapter 1: Social ComputingEnterprise Software PlatformThere are many situations where another impleme

Schwartz c01.tex V3 - 12/26/2008 11:38am Page 14Chapter 1: Social ComputingFigure 1-7A few items will need to be added over time to this, such as the

Schwartz c01.tex V3 - 12/26/2008 11:38am Page 15Chapter 1: Social Computingway to communicate important information to the readers. Some common featur

Schwartz c01.tex V3 - 12/26/2008 11:38am Page 16Chapter 1: Social ComputingSocial NetworkingThe media and younger generations have made social network

Schwartz c01.tex V3 - 12/26/2008 11:38am Page 17Chapter 1: Social ComputingSome of the reasons preventing the private enterprise sector from adopting

Schwartz c01.tex V3 - 12/26/2008 11:38am Page 18Chapter 1: Social Computingany farther from the truth. Social computing applications not only provide

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Schwartz c01.tex V3 - 12/26/2008 11:38am Page 2Chapter 1: Social Computingmilitary and universities to interact with each other. Social computing has

Schwartz c01.tex V3 - 12/26/2008 11:38am Page 20Chapter 1: Social Computingbased on the changes of the page, the entire page must be submitted to the

Schwartz c01.tex V3 - 12/26/2008 11:38am Page 21Chapter 1: Social Computingexplanation directly from the Channel 9 site on what they are:http://channe

Schwartz c01.tex V3 - 12/26/2008 11:38am Page 22Chapter 1: Social ComputingTable 1-1HTTP Method CRUDPUT CreateGET ReadPOST UpdateDELETE DeleteThe best

Schwartz c01.tex V3 - 12/26/2008 11:38am Page 23Chapter 1: Social ComputingHTML. Using these method calls, a developer can access many aspects of Shar

Schwartz c01.tex V3 - 12/26/2008 11:38am Page 24Chapter 1: Social ComputingKey takeaways from this chapter include:T While social computing has recent

Schwartz c01.tex V3 - 12/26/2008 11:38am Page 3Chapter 1: Social ComputingT Social networks: This concept focuses on building groups of users that are

Schwartz c01.tex V3 - 12/26/2008 11:38am Page 4Chapter 1: Social Computinguseful and save it to a central location where other users can benefit from t

Schwartz c01.tex V3 - 12/26/2008 11:38am Page 5Chapter 1: Social ComputingThe social bookmarking concept is typified by including some common features

Schwartz c01.tex V3 - 12/26/2008 11:38am Page 6Chapter 1: Social ComputingT List of friends and colleagues: It can’t be considered a social network if

Schwartz c01.tex V3 - 12/26/2008 11:38am Page 7Chapter 1: Social ComputingFigure 1-3Social CommunicationInside of the general social computing concept

Schwartz c01.tex V3 - 12/26/2008 11:38am Page 8Chapter 1: Social ComputingT List of friends and colleagues who subscribe to communications from the us

Schwartz c01.tex V3 - 12/26/2008 11:38am Page 9Chapter 1: Social ComputingMicrosoft Office SharePoint Server (MOSS), both the Standard and Enterprise v