Cisco Cisco WebEx Social for Mobile User Guide

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Cisco WebEx Social Server: Getting Started Guide, Release 3.1
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  Introduction to Cisco WebEx Social
Introduction to Cisco WebEx Social
The goal of this product is to enable easy and efficient collaboration between individuals, teams, and 
communities within the enterprise. These sections provide a brief overview:
Features
Cisco WebEx Social features include:
Collaboration between individuals, across teams, and within communities
Share ideas through posts, blogs, discussions, and wikis.
Instant message or set up a Cisco WebEx meeting with just one click. With Unified 
Communications integration, call, video call, instant message, or set up a Cisco WebEx meeting 
with a single click.
Manage and share documents.
Work more efficiently by posting status messages, using RSS feeds, and tagging information.
Invite people who have not yet joined.
Post to Cisco WebEx Social from Outlook or Lotus Notes.
Collaborate on Microsoft Office documents saved in Cisco WebEx Social.
Security
Rules-based policies for fine-grained access control.
Extensive logging and recording. 
Open, Restricted, and Hidden Communities allow for simple control over who can find and 
access content.
Open Architecture
Enables enterprise mashups through standards-based interfaces.
Enables out-of-box integration with Microsoft Exchange or Lotus Domino for displaying 
calendar events.
Provides seamless integration with Cisco Unified Communications, Cisco WebEx Connect 
Instant Messaging, Microsoft Office Communication Server (supported versions subject to 
change) for instant messaging, Cisco WebEx Meetings, Cisco Show and Share, and Microsoft 
Office for document collaboration (supported versions subject to change).
Multilingual
Choose between a number of supported user interface languages.
Create and search for content in any supported language.