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List of “White Label” Social Networking Platforms

by Paul Joseph June 22, 2011 Featured

This is software you can brand and integrate tightly into your existing domain. The user experience should be near seamless, therefore any company can have their own Facebook or Twitter. Kindly do not submit Social Networking tools that don’t meet this criteria, as the list can extend to hundreds if not thousands of companies. Here’s a list of Social Networking platforms, or suites that you could take and rebrand, if you know of any others, please leave a comment Sharepoint Five Across Community Server PeopleAggregator Social Platform SiteLife from Pluck Affinity Circles Kick Apps Web Crossing Crowd Factory CollectiveX ElggSpaces Onesite PHPfox Select Minds Small World Labs Social Network Server Social Go Sparta Social Networks Socialengine Phpizabi Leverage Software Going On Momo Drupal Awareness (formerly iUpload) HayStack OmniFuse Mzinga (Acquired Prospero, March 2008) LiveWorld Ning ThePort Joomla (JomSocial) eFriends by Altrasoft intronNetworks DZOIC Boonx Dave Networks Village Engine Neighborhood America Movable Type Lithium Technologies Group Members International Vibe Capital Social Groupware World Dating Partners Kwiqq Go Lightly Atlassian Confluence conVerdge Rsitez Pringo FriendSite SixApart Satmetrics (Formerly Informative) Mixxt Plone Diso (WordPress) . KREM social networks (Netherlands) introNetworks Vitrue Wild Apricot Acquia CoreSpeed Flux Higher Logic TamTamy Relenet HiveLive SocialText Plum Cisco’s EOS GroupSwim

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Metaswitch acquires Colibria

by Paul Joseph April 12, 2011 Featured

Metaswitch Networks, a supplier of next generation infrastructure and applications to network operators, today announced the acquisition of Colibria, an independent provider of enhanced instant messaging, presence and network address book solutions. Colibria’s all-IP, standards-based portfolio is being deployed by operators worldwide to deliver messaging and content sharing capabilities. “Operators around the world have quickly come to realize that it is time to turn up the heat on their over-the-top competitors,” said Kevin DeNuccio, CEO at Metaswitch Networks. “The way people communicate is quickly evolving from just voice and text to a new, richer set of social interaction and contextual calling services. Metaswitch is in the middle of this transformation, helping service providers address these demands and putting their brand front and center in the new communications experience. Colibria technology will play a key role in making this happen.” The Colibria acquisition is said to further complement Metaswitch’s recently launched Thrutu service, an in-call content sharing experience that enables mobile users to impulsively exchange information during a call. Available as a branded platform for global operators, Thrutu allows operators to introduce these new services today. The addition of Colibria’s IP Multimedia Subsystem (IMS) and Rich Communication Suite (RCS and RCS-e) compliant portfolio further broadens the range of options that Metaswitch can now present to operators looking for short, mid and long-term answers to the dual challenges of countering competitive threats and keeping the voice call relevant. “We see RCS as a strategic move by service providers that resonates well with customers. A move that could attract nearly 44 million subscribers by 2015,” said Diane Myers, directing analyst, VoIP & IMS for Infonetics Research. “We’ve tracked both Metaswitch and Colibria for a while and see the combination as a potent force in SIP-oriented converged applications for wireline and wireless operators.” “We are thrilled that Colibria has been acquired by Metaswitch,” said Lars Myhrum, Colibria CEO. “The companies share a common culture of engineering excellence and customer-first thinking. Colibria has been in the forefront of messaging and rich communication services, exemplifying Norwegian companies’ ability to innovate and succeed alongside major international companies. Metaswitch will now allow us to write the next chapter in that story.” Metaswitch says it will continue to invest in and support Colibria’s brand, products and strategic industry partnerships. Myhrum will assume the General Manager role for Metaswitch’s presence in Norway, with responsibility for the ongoing development and evolution of the Colibria product line. (NetEvents APAC Press Summit)

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