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David F. Carr

David F. Carr is Editor of The BrainYard, the community for social business on InformationWeek.com, covering social media and the new generation of enterprise collaboration technologies. David is a former Technology Editor of Baseline Magazine and Internet World magazine and has freelanced for publications including CIO Magazine, CIO Insight, and Defense Systems. He has also worked as a web consultant and is the author of several WordPress plugins, including Facebook Tab Manager and RSVPMaker. David works from a home office in Coral Springs, Florida. Contact him at dcarr@techweb.com and follow him at @davidfcarr.

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In Social Media, The Customer Really Comes First.

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The Customer Really Comes First:

Social media make the customer more powerful than ever. Here's how to listen and react.

Spackle, Duct Tape, And Social Media:

The right tools can help smooth over the rough edges in your social business architecture.

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The State of Community Management

The State of Community Management documents a comprehensive set of lessons learned to help define this emerging role and give you the tools to be successful in your social initiatives.

Enterprise 2.0: What, Why and How?

This paper is an introduction to Enterprise 2.0 ‐ why it is one of the most crucial concepts to understand in business today and how you can begin to take advantage of E2 in your organization.

Guide to Understanding Social CRM

This paper presents the foundational components of Social CRM and lays the groundwork required for your company to build and maintain long and valuable customer relationships.

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Hearsay Social Brings An Enterprise Focus

Hearsay Social's CTO and co-Founder Steve Garrity gives the Valley View judges the 2-minute elevator pitch, and discusses why his company's social enterprise software stands out.

Hearsay Makes Business More Social

Some of the most innovative new enterprise technologies come from start-ups, but doing business with them can be risky, given their unproven products and short track records. With Steve Garrity, Co-Founder and CTO of Hearsay Social.

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