Talking about Social Software
I recently had a long and wide-ranging interview with IT Business Edge
on the topic of Social Software technologies
HCL
Unica Campaign
- One of 15 vendors evaluated in the Email & Marketing Automation stream
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Web Content Manager
- One of 34 vendors evaluated in the Web Content & Experience Management stream
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