Microsoft has announced its plans to acquire the professional social network platform LinkedIn. The two companies have already entered into a definitive agreement at US$196 per share, a $26.2 billion transaction. “The LinkedIn team has grown a fantastic business centered on connecting the world’s professionals,” said Satya Nadella, CEO of Microsoft. “Together we can accelerate … continue reading
Years ago, we heard about a movement in software development that was more about individuals and interactions than processes and tools. It was about responding to change and not a rigid plan. Of course, I’m quoting from the Agile Manifesto. Agile development didn’t spring to life overnight, but slowly and over time we’ve adapted as … continue reading
Successful community builder Mark Miller devises model for assessing success of social networking … continue reading
Mark Miller has metrics enterprises can use to see what kind of return on investment they’re getting from social networking … continue reading
SoftCity is building a communication bridge between developers and customers, a new avenue in the app-store game … continue reading
Avanade’s new social-computing tool to help companies find the right experts for their projects … continue reading
Social-networking companies talk about what drives a successful product and what developers can do to drive interest … continue reading
