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Release Date: September 16, 2014 | By Sharyn Alden, HBNS Contributing Writer Research Source: Journal of Health Communication
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* People who use social networking sites are more likely to seek health information online. * People with a chronic disease or a loved one with a chronic disease were more likely to search for disease-specific information. * Women and people with higher incomes were more likely than men and people with lower incomes to use social networking sites.
Newswise The use of social networking sites may have implications for accessing online health information, finds a new longitudinal study from the Journal of Health Communication.
Socioeconomic and demographic factors that lead to the disparities in social networking sites could also contribute to disparities in seeking health information online, said the studys lead author, Yang Feng, Ph.D., associate professor in the department of communication studies at the University of Virginias College at Wise.
People who are active users of social networking sites may tend to be active online health information seekers. With the growth of social networking, the relationship between their use and peoples likelihood to seek health information online was more obvious in 2010 than in 2008 and 2006.
Researchers analyzed data collected from phone interviews of 2,928 adults who took part in the Health Tracking Surveys from the Pew Internet & American Life Project during 2006, 2008 and 2010. The surveys asked participants whether they used the Internet; used social networking sites such as Facebook; whether they searched for health information online, including information about a specific disease, medical treatment or doctors; and whether or not they or someone close to them had a chronic disease.
The researchers found significant disparities in use of social networking sites and the tendency to search for health information online. In all three years of the survey, age was the most significant factor in social networking site use, with younger people more likely to use them than older people. In 2010, women and people with higher incomes were more likely than men and people with lower incomes to use social networking sites.
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Jive has built links between its enterprise social networking (ESN) suite and Microsofts Office 365 to let users leverage Jive collaboration features with the cloud versions of Outlook, Office, SharePoint and OneDrive for Business.
ESN vendors like Jive realized years ago that for their products to gain adoption in workplaces, they have to be threaded into the third-party applications that workers use every day, like the ones for email, CRM, ERP, accounting and the like. That way, users can tap their third-party software from within the Jive interface, and vice versa.
ESN software that is isolated from the daily-use business software of a company is unlikely to gain traction among users, because it becomes yet another stand-alone inbox of sorts that they need to check and maintain. In that sense, ESN softwares adoption dynamics are different from the consumer market social media services its modeled after, like Facebook and Twitter, which are at the center of the universe of complementary apps built around them.
Most ESN software providers, then, build custom connectors for popular business software products. They also provide APIs (application programming interfaces) so that enterprise and commercial developers can create their own integrations. Jive has already developed connectors for products from a variety of other vendors, including Box, Cisco, Dropbox, Evernote, Google, Salesforce and, of course, Microsoft.
However, previously rolled out integrations for Microsoft products, including Outlook, Lync, Office and SharePoint, were for their on-premises versions. The connectors announced Tuesday focus on cloud software, to which Microsoft is shifting its strategy.
With the new toolsthe Jive Connector for Outlook Online, Jive Connector for Office Online, and Jive Connector for SharePoint Online and OneDrive for BusinessJive can position its ESN suite as able to assist Microsoft customers who are in increasingly common hybrid scenarios, meaning theyre running both on-premises and cloud versions of these products simultaneously.
Were where the users are, said Clara Liang [cq], Jives chief product officer. We let them work where they prefer.
As an example, Liang told of a hypothetical scenario where John from the marketing department gets an email on Outlook.com with a question he cant answer, so with the new connector, he transforms the message into a discussion thread in Jive, and also uploads the attachment to the ESN suite. Since Jive is integrated with Salesforce.com, sales rep Gina sees the new discussion started by John and, because it concerns one of her clients, she provides the information he needs, at which point John is able to reply to the original email.
Jive already had an integration with Yammer, the cloud ESN software which Microsoft acquired in mid-2012 and which it has been integrating with its Office family of products. However, a connector for Lync Online hasnt been developed yet.
Jive, whose customers include T-Mobile, GE Healthcare, Eli Lilly, Prudential, Genentech, Vodafone and Nike, is one of the few remaining pure play ESN vendors. Its rivals include IBMs Connections, Salesforce.coms Chatter and Communities, Microsofts Yammer and SharePoint, and Tibcos Tibbr.
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