If you’ve ever gone to a website to research, buy or otherwise engage online with a company, you know how frustrating it is to either have to call them on the phone or click “Live Chat” and wait around until someone becomes free to ‘talk’ with you. That’s all about to change.
Local entrepreneur Lief Larson‘s company Workface today announced it is demonstrating it’s new “Customer-initiated Engagement Platform” at the DEMO Spring 2011 conference. As they state in their press release, “The Workface® Platform lets businesses empower their professionals to digitally engage anonymously, directly, and in real-time with customer prospects on corporate andthird-party web sites, search engines, and mobile devices.”

While I’ve always been enamored by the BusinessCard2 aspect of Workface’ business, it wasn’t until I saw this MAJOR extension and platform wrapped around it that it made complete sense. For any company interested in engaging with the accelerating number of always-on and always-connected prospects or customers, you must find richer and more engaging ways to connect with folks…and this Workface platform is it.
Take a peek at the video below to learn more:
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The “always on, always connected” culture is accelerating due to mobile devices and it seems like everyone has a mobile phone, laptop or tablet (which we know is not actually the case…yet). What does being always on and always connected mean for work, education, and socializing when we can find out anything or connect with anyone in an instant? When even monkeys are mobile, how mobile are you with your work, education and socializing?
The Gang will be on hiatus this week so there won’t be a podcast. Turns out we got a new gig for our hillbilly quartet so we’ll be stoppin’ off for some ribs and then heading out to the Slim Pickins Bar, Grill and Used Car Lot to meet our huge fan base. After that we’ll be hanging out at Phil’s house shining our boots and working on our “twangs” in order to get ready for next week’s show.
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The “socialization” and connection of seemingly all we do online increasingly centers around our