Our Clearspace 2.0 launch was very exciting. The media, blogosphere, and twittersphere response was overwhelming. Our team has been cranking hard for many months to bring Clearspace 2.0 to market, and it is an honor to have this much interest in our work. A big thanks to everyone at Jive. Below is a sample of the 50+ articles that were written about the new 2.0 and the Jotlet acquisition:

• Jive Clearspace 2.0: a clear improvement, by Dennis Howlett on Enterprise Alley/ZDNet

• Jive Brings Consumer-Style Coolness to the Enterprise, by Marshall Kirkpatrick on ReadWrite Web

• Jive Software Releases Clearspace 2.0, Acquires Jotlet, by Mark Hendrickson on TechCrunch

• Jive Clearspace 2.0 is named "2.0" for a reason, by Rick Turoczy on Silicon Florist

• Jive's Clearspace: Using Web 2.0 tools to avoid e-mail in business, by Martin LaMonica on CNET

• Collaborative software company Jive acquires Jotlet, gets better project management, by Anthony Ha on VentureBeat

• Jive, Maker of Enterprise Wikis and Blogs, Announces Integration with Sharepoint, by Chris Lynch on CIO.com

• Jive adds social network to collaboration software, by Heather Havenstein on Computerworld

• For a larger list of articles that came out, you can find more aggregated on BlogPulse

Buzz factor

The chart below shows the blogging buzz surrounding Jive Software this past Monday & Tuesday, versus the past two months (from Nielsen BuzzMetrics' BlogPulse). Big spike! Look to the right of the chart:

As the Clearspace 2.0 dust settles

We'll be writing a series posts over the next few weeks to walk-through the new features that we're most excited about:

• Personalized homepage - The widgetized home page is geared to drive faster adoption and improve employee focus and attention

• Expanded profile and org charts - Rich user profiles and organizational relationships increase context about people and make it easier to develop connections and find expertise. It provides a Facebook-like user browsing experience, but presented in a business-oriented org chart.

• Project spaces - Projects are designed to drive cross-functional productivity and manage towards an outcome, with tasks, checkpoints, and calendar views.

• Sharepoint integration - Integration helps bring unity across a common corporate intranet and leverages existing systems rather than creating yet another siloed system.

• External document sharing - Secure document sharing outside the firewall enables productivity tools to be extended to external partners and vendors when needed.

• Audit tools - The admin console's audit view provides visibility and control to IT administrators regarding any changes in the admin console.

• Backend upgrades - Upgrades to the core Clearspace underpinnings make it faster and more reliable.

Stay tuned! We're looking forward to hearing what you think about Clearspace 2.0.