MetaSight: business social networking software

MetaSight

MetaSight (business social networking software) is an enterprise platform which accelerates business networking between colleagues, customers and suppliers

Networks help you succeed

Successful people know how to network. They will often use their network to develop new business, get answers to questions, keep informed of events, look for new job opportunities, influence decisions and communicate new information.

So networking is a natural part of how we relate to other people, and building up our business network is vital for our future success.

But what if someone who could help you is outside of your personal network? Or what if you have recently joined your organisation or changed roles, and your personal network has not yet developed?

This is where MetaSight can help. It is a ‘power’ tool for accelerating your ability to network across your organisation - ultilising innovative business social networking software. It allows you to quickly build on existing expertise and relationships, rather that constantly ‘reinventing the wheel’.

How does MetaSight work?

Put simply MetaSight is an enterprise web application which allows you to search and map 'who knows who’, and ‘who knows what'. It automatically maintains a profile of your organisation's interests and relationships by continuously analysing patterns of routine e-mail.

Interested to find out more?

Read 'Are you in the dark?', this will give you a greater insight to MetaSight origins and its potential effective application within your organisation.

Suitable for organisations with:

• Up to 30,000 employees
• Local or global e-mail infrastructure

Compatibility:

• Microsoft Exchange
• IBM Lotus Notes/Domino
• MS SharePoint
• MS Internet Explorer

Installation:

• Approximately 24 hours
• No software on existing infrastructure

"MetaSight has been invaluable to us as a way of harnessing pre-existing knowledge"

Further Reading

Are you in the Dark?

Once in a generation an invention comes along that has the power to redefine and shift the expression of human experience as we know it. An old Englishman who passed away not so long ago, said that of all the discoveries he had seen in his life – covering pretty much a full century of human existence – the greatest of them all was the invention of tarmac! If you stop and think about it… he had a point! Global communications would simply not exist in the form that we know them today if it were not for that simple sticky oil and stone-based mixture.