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Salesforce.com is introducing a new round of features to its Chatter social-networking platform, in effect increasing its bet that businesses will want to give their workers a Facebook- and Twitter-style experience.
The company recently acquired Navajo Systems, an Israeli security encryption vendor that previously offered encryption services for Salesforce’s customers.
Chatter allows employees to post comments and share files in a Facebook-style environment. These additions will include Chatter Now, an instant messaging tool that shows when colleagues are online; Chatter Connect, which will integrate Chatter into third-party applications; and Chatter Customer Groups, which will let employees invite people from outside an organization into the Chatter network. Salesforce plans on making all three available sometime in early 2012.
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