Case Study: Facebook Enables Technology Company to Overcome Fragmented, Top-Down Internal Communications

by Bill Miltenberg | 01/21/2013

When Diversified Information Technologies had trouble with internal communications, it turned to Facebook. Guess what: The social network has replaced the company's intranet as the internal platform of choice.

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