So many of us are engaged in one form of social media or another. It’s the way we stay in touch with family and friends as well as share projects, recipes and ideas. It’s also the new and increasingly most popular means for obtaining our news, weather and technology updates. But this world of collective sharing via social media has been limited to our personal lives… until now.

Klaxoon is bringing the world of social media sharing into the workplace. Using a web based platform, an employer can connect with their employees through a social media app of their own. This enables an environment of open sharing, project management and direct feedback from the boss down to the employees and back up in a way that allows all to participate. Ideas not only get exchanged, but saved. This ensures that no brainstorming idea gets lost in a notebook somewhere or accidentally erased from the white board. And it’s all done in a manner which is familiar and comfortable for the employees.

This resource can be custom tailored to a variety of situations in the workplace, whether it be for a specific project that includes ten employees or a platform for the entire company. Employers will benefit not only from the open flow of information, but also by being engaged with the team on an ongoing basis so that nobody feels they have been lost in the shuffle. It transforms the way the company presents, teaches and collaborates.

The unit price starts at $49.99 and is customized for the needs of each business.

Interview by Scott Ertz of F5 Live: Refreshing Technology for the Tech Podcast Network.

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For 12 years the Tech Podcast Network has covered CES, and the past five years we’ve had a live broadcast studio outside of North Hall for CES vendors to show off their latest consumer electronics. We are proud that each year we’ve produced 40 hours of live content, reaching more than 500,000 consumers.

Our post-show interviews rack up over 30 million consumer views yearly, and last year resulted in more than $10 million in product purchases from our loyal audience. That said, times are changing and as a team we have decided to forgo the incredible expense of our mobile broadcast studio for several reasons.

While we respect our friends in public relations, the past few years we’ve seen a decline in being able to have direct access to vendors. This has significantly affected our access to vendors post-show and their come to market products and post show interviews. The way in which PR teams act as gatekeepers to vendors has reduced the long-term value of our live coverage and most importantly, hindered the ability to develop deeper relationships and partnerships that often led to podcast sponsorship’s that support our involvement in the industry.

This year we will have five floor teams that will be conducting recorded interviews, and live streaming from select vendors on the show floor. We will revert to only doing interviews in booths with company leads. Unfortunately, discontinuing the broadcast studio eliminates about 120 of the 250 interview opportunities we typically conduct at the show.

But rest assured our floor teams will be seeking out the top innovative products and under reported gems. We encourage you to share your announcements about new product offerings as soon as possible. We agree to all embargoes. And please be aware that if we do not have your press releases and supporting artwork in before 12-31, the opportunity for written coverage on our team blogs by our teams during the show is greatly diminished.

Finally, we do have some exclusive sponsor opportunities available to vendors that want to reach the 32 million consumers that will seek out our CES 2017 show content. Please contact geeknews@gmail.com for more information on our sponsorship’s.

We look forward to discovering your innovative products at the show.
Thank you, the Tech Podcast Network team.

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