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We're always interested in talking to members of the press to share our thoughts on where marketing, customer relationships, business blogging, social media and, most importantly, enterprise social networking is going. The best way to contact us is to give us a call at 1-650-346-4406, or via our contact page here.
Additionally, a number of leading individuals and organizations are starting to talk about what Cerado is doing, in glowing terms. Here are a few examples:  "[Cerado Haystack's intention] is fundamentally different from those of most social networks. While we generally think of social networks as ways for people to interact with one another within a network, haystacks are more outwardly focused as they are meant to provide visitors with detailed information about people in a particular organization." - TechCrunch  "If you are interested in developing an online community for your business, I highly recommend attending Paul Greenberg and Chris Carfi's two day seminar on 'Social Media & CRM 2.0.' It's a great 101 on how to effectively use of blogs, podcasts, wiki's, and social networks as part of your customer strategy." - Jamie Grenney, Salesforce.com  "Haystack is optimized for business sales solutions, and offers a wiki-style system for members - by offering OpenID support, they join Microsoft, Verisign, AOL, Symantec and Digg as companies that have expressed support for the format. It's good news for consumers: OpenID offers a single login across multiple social networks, meaning less passwords and usernames to remember. It's about giving more control to the user." - Mashable  "It's a powerful tool." - Lynne d. Johnson  "Haystack, is an example of what Don Marti calls 2GI, or 2nd Generation Intermediation. Its a new form of mediation that gets older forms out of the way. It's the shortest distance, for example, betwen users and the people who create what they use." - Doc Searls  "There are clear signs that momentum is building for enterprise implementation of social networks as tools to improve internal communication and to deepen customer relationships." - Nancy Davis Kho, eContent Magazine |
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