As the understanding and adoption of social networks continues apace in corporate environments, we’re increasingly talking about The Social Company or The Social Enterprise (US meaning, not UK meaning). What does that mean? Well one elegant example is the integration of enterprise tools, such as CRM with social: using the “professional graph” to build richer contact information and relationships. This is a good intro from Linkedin and SalesForce.

http://www.vimeo.com/30821047

Social Recruiting infographic from Jobvite, looking at Social Recruiting in the US from their own survey figures.

Social Recruiting in the US

TFM&A begins tomorrow (March 1st) in London. If you’re attending and interested in social media - or specifically, how to realise the *value* in social networks for your enterprise - we’ve put together a 25xTweet guide for enterprises. Please complete the form to access.

“A truly magical and revolutionary [pair of jeans]“.

From @jernandes aka Jon Fernandes who took this shot whilst I was keynoting this morning, and noted how I was apparently “channelling Steve Jobs.”  Thanks Jon.. I think.

Paul Harrison, CEO Carve Consulting LLP

Steve Jobs, CEO Apple Inc.

Lovingly produced in a Middle Earth style by the people at Flowtown , this is the latest iteration of the trend for mapping social networks, this one to scale and with some humour.

News today that the popular TweetDeck will soon be released on Android. For further info read:

http://mashable.com/2010/08/12/tweetdeck-for-android/

Another stat to highlight the importance of social media for your brand http://bit.ly/9ZnNUt

A great and simple way to view some intriguing social media information: http://ht.ly/275gM

Another indiciation of how important social media is becoming for your business: http://ht.ly/27JOM and http://bit.ly/9eqzXo

Fascinating stats about how facebook received more traffic than google over christmas

http://ht.ly/27Z1J