Trendsetter: Chubb Rolls Out ‘Social Business’ Platform
Technology companies now are starting to develop “social business” platforms specifically designed for the office and loaded with applications aimed at aiding the bottom line. One of the first insurance companies to embrace a social-business platform is Warren, N.J.-based Chubb.
By Mark E. Ruquet |
Updated on July 14, 2011
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The core features of social-networking sites such as Facebook—allowing people to use one central location to easily share ideas, updates, questions and answers with a large group of trusted acquaintances—would seem to be ideally suited to the business world as well.
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