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March 21, 2012 03:00 pm GMT
Dell has been operating IT community AppDeploy since it acquired the platform's owner Kace Networks in 2010. The site itself has been operating for 13 years, and receives around 450,000 monthly visitors per month says Dell, but growth has stalled. And Dell hadn't invested much into the site. Today, the company is completely revamping AppDeploy and relaunching the community as ITNinja, a more social, Q&A-focused product-agnostic resource for front line IT administrators.AppDeploy.com, which was the brainchild of Bob Kelly, was previously a forum-focused community knowledge base that was updated by IT professionals around how to deploy and automate software applications. While the community will continue to revolve around the sharing information and answers around critical IT decisions and support, the new site ITNinja is focuses more on engagement, reputation and social interactions.
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Dell Relaunches Software Community AppDeploy As Social Q&A Platform For IT Professionals, ITNinja
Dell has been operating IT community AppDeploy since it acquired the platform's owner Kace Networks in 2010. The site itself has been operating for 13 years, and receives around 450,000 monthly visitors per month says Dell, but growth has stalled. And Dell hadn't invested much into the site. Today, the company is completely revamping AppDeploy and relaunching the community as ITNinja, a more social, Q&A-focused product-agnostic resource for front line IT administrators.AppDeploy.com, which was the brainchild of Bob Kelly, was previously a forum-focused community knowledge base that was updated by IT professionals around how to deploy and automate software applications. While the community will continue to revolve around the sharing information and answers around critical IT decisions and support, the new site ITNinja is focuses more on engagement, reputation and social interactions.Original Link: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/pjwFTV4777k/
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