Krishnan, Thanks for the suggestion. LinkedIn integration is on the priority list. Sridhar
The world is changing. The technology has had a profound effect in the way we live our lives. From our personal habits like watching television programming to the way we do business collaboration to, if the Obama administration have their way, the way we can get the government to work for us, things are changing rapidly. All these technological changes make us more efficient and effective. Under this paradigm, two new announcements in the tech world today are important and has the potential to disrupt a business process called recruiting. Welcome to Recruiting 2.0 and, for businesses and job applicants, the life just got easier.
Finally, after a long wait, LinkedIn today announced that they are opening up their platform to allow third party developers build applications on top of it.Over fifty million users entrust their professional identities and relationships with LinkedIn, helping build LinkedIn into the largest global professional network today. However, professionals around the world use a wide variety of applications and Web sites to get their work done, and they have spoken loud and clear that they want the ability to leverage their professional networks wherever they work.
I am much more excited about LinkedIn's platform than Facebook platform because LinkedIn offers a way for professionals and businesses to tap into the huge business ecosystem from whatever application they are using for their professional/business needs. Whether you like it or not, it is huge and more significant compared to the Facebook platform. This impacts the businesses in a profound way including
Starting today, developers worldwide can integrate LinkedIn into their business applications and Web sites. Developer.linkedin.com is now live and open for business.
Disclaimer: This post of mine is completely independent of Zoho's thinking. In fact, Zoho's information is completely siloed from my brain and this post should not be construed as their own thinking. I am just throwing up this idea in air and it is entirely up to them to do the integration.
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