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Social
Media
Programming

Khanderao
Kand

CTO

GloMantra
Inc

mybantu
virtual
personalized
Assistance

@khanderao

Nov
2,
2011
at
JAX
Conference,
London

Khanderao
Kand

  CTO
of
Glomantra
and
myBantu
in
Silicon
Valley,
CA,
USA

  AI
based
Relevance
Engine
/
recommendation
technology
with
Social
Intelligence

  Mybantu
is
for
your
daily
needs

available
on
Android,
iPhone,
Facebook
and

mybantu.com

  Projects
on
Social
Commerce
and
Social
CRM

  BIO:

  20
years
in
Industry
(currently
AI,
SOA,
Social,
Mobile
and
Cloud
Technologies)

  Lead
Oracle’s
SOA
and
BPM
Architecture

  Chief
Consultanting
Architect
for
SOA
and
BPM
to
50+
architects
&
hundreds
of

developers
of
Oracle’s
next
Generation
Fusion
Apps

  Lead
Architect
of
Peopletools

  Architect
in
CRM,
Online
Dialog
Marketing,
OLAP
Hyperion

  Participated
in
Standards
of
BPEL
and
SCA
at
OASIS

  9
Patents
ﬁlled

  Frequent
Speaker
in
conferences

  Authored
articles
in
JDJ,
WSJ,
Cloud
Computing

  Upcoming
books:
SOA
with
Java,
Social
Media
Programming
on
Java

Agenda

  Business
Case:
Social
Media
for
Businesses

  Social
Media
Apps:
Social
CRM
and
Social
Commerce

  Higher
Level
Architectures
of
S-‐CRM

and
S-‐
Commerce

  APIs,
Frameworks
and
Tools:

  Key
Technologies,
APIs
Interfacing
with
Popular
Social

media

  Storage

  Social
Media
Data
Processing

Data
Point
2:
Facebook
Crossed

Google

Explosion
of
Social
Media
Valuation

  Social
Media
Valuations

  Facebook
65Billion,

  Twitter

$7billion
(April
$4.4b
in
Jan)
,

 
Groupon
$10
?billion
Zynga
$9billion

  LinkedIN
$8.5B

Is
it
a
Hype?

Revenues
and
Valuations

  Revenues

  Facebook
2010
(6th
year)
$2
billion

  Zynga

2010(3rd
year)
:
$850
million

  Groupon
2010
(2nd
year)

750million

  Twitter
(7th
year)
$100
million

  Compare
with

  Novell,
took
three
years
for
$50million.

  Microsoft
crossed
the
$50
million
barrier
in
eight
years;

  Oracle,
10
years.

  Market
Caps:
Compare
with:

  Amazon
82billion,
Google
186Billion,
eBay
$40billion,

Dell
28B,
IBM
200
billion,

  Ford
56B,
GM
47B,

Future

  Gartner
predicts
40%
of
fortune
1000
would
use
Social

Media
Apps
in
2012-‐13

Big
Brands
on
Facebook

  JC
Penny

  We
go
where
customers
are

  GNC

  You
do
not
need
to
leave
your
favorite
site
for
doing
shopping

  Gap

  1-‐800-‐ﬂowers

  Delta
airline

  Nike

  Dexter

  Coca-‐cola

  Starbucks

  Apple
Apps
Stores

How
does
your
Social
relationship

work
on
SMNs?

  Facebook
has
brought
your
social
world
online
with
real

identities

  Social
Media
enables
how
you
interact
with
leverage
your
social

world

  For
example,
you
share
…

,
you
ask
…

before
deciding,
you

provide
feedback,
you
express
approvals/disapprovals
and
you

learn
about
others,
learn
from
others

  See
how
it
correlates
to
your
Social
Media
Activities:

  Share
:

Photos,
Video,
News,
Thoughts,
Personal
Updates

  Ask:

Get
opinions
/
get
recommendations

  Feedback:

Comment
FB/LinkedIn,
tweet,
Shoutouts

  (Dis)
Approval:

Like
/
Dislike
on
anything

  Observe
get
inﬂuenced
:
Follow
popular
tweets,
become
Fan

Usages
of
consumers
social
behavior

on
businesses….

  Consumers
get
information
about
products
and
services
from
Social

Media
Network

Marketing

  Consumer
decide
based
to
buy
or
use
service
on
friends
and
social

buzz

Peer
influence
generating
sales
/
social
commerce

  Consumers
buy/usage
experience
action
is
shared
and
kicks
in
virality

Viral
growth
/
cross
sale

  Consumers
rate,
review,
shoutout/like/dislike
influences
decisions
of

others
as
well
as
image
/
brand
of
product
/
company
/
service

Positive
/
negative
branding
affects
future
sales
/
revenue

Social
CRM
frenzy…

Recent
Activities
……

  Radian6
got
acquired
by
Salesforce
at
$350
million

  Overtone
got
acquired
by
eGain
(not
disclosed)

  Google
Acquired
Y-‐Combinator
startup
TalkBean
at
$35m

  BEA
founder
started
Magnet
for
Social
Media
with

15m
infusion

  Many
startups
getting
funded
in
the
space

Social
Media
Business
Apps

Types
of
Social
Media
Business
Apps

  Business
Apps
on
Social
Media

  Enabling
Social
Media
Widgets
on
Business
Apps

  Processing
Social
Media
Data
for
Businesses

CRM
/
Commerce
Use
Cases
for

businesses
for
using
Social
Media
…

  Ability
to
quickly
spread
awareness
about
product,
events,
services,
news
at

a
low
cost

(Social
Media
Marketing)

  Ability
to
get
insight
of
customers
reactions,
and
views
(Social
Media

Market
Research
/

Media
Monitoring)

  Monitor
Trend
(Social
Media
Market
Research
/

Media
Monitoring)

  Monitor
Brand
(Social
Media
Market
Research
/

Media
Monitoring)

  Ability
to
engage
customers
to
develop
loyalty
or
minimize
damage
(Social

CRM
/
Social
Media
Engagement)

  Sales:
Increase
revenue
by
inﬂuencing
decisions
and
taking
transactions

where
customers
are
(Social
Commerce

)

  Social
CRM
/
Marketing
:
Social
Analytics:

  Better
Understanding
of

customer
and
market

  Competitive
analysis

  Actionable
Social
Intelligence:
Crowd
Intelligence,
New
ideas,
feature

enhancement
request

IBM’s
Social
Commerce
Initiative

  IBM’s
“Smart
Commerce”
initiative
started
with
$2.5
billion

acquisitions:

  Sterling
Commerce
(connect
online
and
oﬄine
networks
of
suppliers
and

customers)

  Unica
(customer
preferences
in
marketing
campaigns)
and

  Coremetrics
(real-‐time
analysis
of
customer
comments
and
behavior)

  Goal:

 
New
approach
to
buying,
selling,
and
marketing.

  Insight
into
how
customers
feel
about
and
use
products,
and
inﬂuence

their
&
their
social
circles’
buy
decisions

  Addressable
market
$70billion
(Software,
&
services)

  Deploying
1200
salesmen
and
about
1000
services
people

  Launched
“Smarter
Commerce
University”

Social
CRM
Architecture

OAuth
OID

Marketing
Community

Case

Campaigns
Content

Management

CRM

Marketing

Contact
Sales
Reviews
Content

Management
Case
Mgmt
Content

REST
/
RSS

JSON
/
XML

Social

Community

Monitoring

ETL

Social

BI/
DW
Manager

Relevance
/
Analytics
NLP/
AI

CRM
Agent

Sentiment,
Interest
Unstructured

Brand,
Graph
Text
Process

Marketing

Analyst

PR

Infograph
of
F-‐Commerce

IBM
Smart
Commerce

WebSphere
Platform
Social
Commerce

Architecture

Social
Commerce
Widgets:

myBantu
(GloMantra)

getOpinion,
Like/Thrash,
Rate,

Shoutout,
Recommendation,

socialBuzz,
hotmeter

BazarVoice

Reviews,
Ratings,
BrandVoice,

BrandAnswers,
Ask&Answer

Pluck:

Popular
Contents,
Comments,

myBantu

Active
Users,

Recommendation,

gloMantra
MyBantu
Social
Commerce

Widgets
on
An
Apparel
Site

Find
Similar

Interfacing
with
Key
Social
Media

  Foundation
Protocols
/
Interfaces

  HTTP

REST

  JSON
XML

  RSS

  Oauth

  OpenId

  Social
Media
APIs
and
Interfaces

  Open
Social

  Facebook
API:
Graph
API
and
Open
Graph
1
and
2

  Twitter
API

  Google+

  Social
Graph
from
Google

  Processing
Technologies

  Hadoop,
NOSQL,
GraphDB

  Unstructured
Processing
/
Text
Processing
/
Text
Analytics

  NLP,
Machine
Learning

Foundational
Protocols
and

Standards
for
Social
Media

OAuth

  OAuth
is
open
standard
for
Authorizing
Access
(typically
data
access

/
actions)

  Oauth
hands
over
access
token
and
not
user
credentials

  Oauth
is
essential
to
developing
social-‐ready
applications

  OAuth
protocol
(Dance)
involves
series
of
3
party
(consumer
browser,
Service
provider
–

Social
media
Site
and
App).

  OAuth,
including
Twitter,
Facebook,
LinkedIn,
TripIt,
and
Foursquare,
as
well
as
the
Google

and
Yahoo
APIs.

  Diﬀerent
SM
supports
either
Oauth
1.0
and
Oauth
2.0

  Visit
:
http://oauth.net

  APIs:
Jersery
(JAX-‐RS),
Spring
Security
API,
Googlecode,

Open
ID

  Open
ID
is
open
source
standard
for
multi-‐site
authentication

 
OpenId
is
for
authentication
as
against
Oauth

  No
need
of
adhoc
and
site
speciﬁc
authentication

  Oauth
and
OpenID
can
coexist

  Open
ID
providers
:
think
of
Google
login

  Providers
pass
ID
attributes
to
the
relying
party
(app)

  However,
Oauth
is
more
popular
and
common
in
Social
Media

interfaces

  Visit
http://www.openid.org

  Java
API:
openid4java,
GAE
supports,

REST

  Representational
State
Transfer
(Roy
Fielding’s
paper
for

Architectural
Style
over
HTTP)

  Basic
GET,
PUT,
POST,
DELETE
operations
on
a
resource

  Internet
world
REST
is
currently
winning

  Google,
Yahoo,
Facebook,
etc
etc.

  Java:
Jersey
(JAX-‐RS),
Restlet,
RestFul
Services,
JAX-‐WS

JSON

  Javascript
Simple
Object
Notation
as
lightweight
data

interchange
format

  Lighter
than
XML

  Can
be
manipulated
on
browsers

  No
need
for
parsing
into
DOM

  http://www.json.org

  Java
API:

GSON,
Jackson,
JSONLib,
FlexJSON

  XML
to/from
JSON
conversion:
JSONLib

RSS

  Really
Simple
Syndication
(originally
RDF
Site
Summary)

  Started
with
news,
site,
blogs
update

  Simple
and
lightweight

  Popular
Readers:
Google
Reader,
Feedly
etc

  Java
API:
ROME,
Simple
XML
parsing

APIs
of
Popular
Social
Media

Facebook
Graph
API

  Representing
objects
and
relationships
in
Facebook’s
social

network

  Simple,
consistent
and
REST
style
representation

  Objects:
People,
events,
pages,
and
photos

  People:
http://graph.facebook.com/659690992/picture

  Events:

  Groups:

  Pages:
http://graph.facebook.com/DoloresPark/picture

  Applications:

  Photo
Albums:
http://graph.facebook.com/platform/picture

  Access
API:

https://graph.facebook.com/ID/CONNECTION_TYPE

Facebook
Graph
API:
Access

  https://graph.facebook.com/ID/CONNECTION_TYPE

  Friends:
https://graph.facebook.com/me/friends?access_token=...

  News
feed:
https://graph.facebook.com/me/home?access_token=...

  Proﬁle
feed
(Wall):
https://graph.facebook.com/me/feed?access_token=...

  Likes:
https://graph.facebook.com/me/likes?access_token=...

  Movies:
https://graph.facebook.com/me/movies?access_token=...

  Music:
https://graph.facebook.com/me/music?access_token=...

  Books:
https://graph.facebook.com/me/books?access_token=...

  Notes:
https://graph.facebook.com/me/notes?access_token=...

  Permissions:
https://graph.facebook.com/me/permissions?access_token=...

  Photo
Tags:
https://graph.facebook.com/me/photos?access_token=...

  Photo
Albums:
https://graph.facebook.com/me/albums?access_token=...

  Video
Tags:
https://graph.facebook.com/me/videos?access_token=...

  Video
Uploads:
https://graph.facebook.com/me/videos/uploaded?access_token=...

  Events:
https://graph.facebook.com/me/events?access_token=...

  Groups:
https://graph.facebook.com/me/groups?access_token=...

  Checkins:
https://graph.facebook.com/me/checkins?access_token=…

Facebook
Search
using
Graph
API

  All
public
objects

  https://graph.facebook.com/search?q=QUERY&type=OBJECT_TYPE

  All
public
posts:

https://graph.facebook.com/search?q=socialcommerce&type=post

  People:
https://graph.facebook.com/search?q=Khanderao&type=user

  Pages:
https://graph.facebook.com/search?q=glomantra&type=page

  Events:
https://graph.facebook.com/search?q=conference&type=event

  Groups:
https://graph.facebook.com/search?q=programming&type=group

  Places:

https://graph.facebook.com/search?
q=coﬀee&type=place&center=37.76,122.427&distance=1000

  Checkins:
https://graph.facebook.com/search?type=checkin

Facebook:
Publishing
on
Wall

  HTTP
Post

  Access
token

  curl
-‐F
'access_token=...'

https://graph.facebook.com/
313449204401/likes

Example

String
url
=
"h3ps://graph.facebook.com/"+facebook
ID+"/feed";

String
data
=
URLEncoder.encode("access_token",
"UTF-‐8")
+
"="
+
URLEncoder.encode( ACCESS
TOKEN
STRING ,
"UTF-‐8");

data
+=
"&"
+
URLEncoder.encode("message",
"UTF-‐8")
+
"="
+
URLEncoder.encode( wallMessageText ,
"UTF-‐8");

data
+=
"&"
+
URLEncoder.encode("picture",
"UTF-‐8")
+
"="
+
URLEncoder.encode( IMAGE
URL ,
"UTF-‐8");

data
+=
"&"
+
URLEncoder.encode("name",
"UTF-‐8")
+
"="
+
URLEncoder.encode( POST
TITLE

STRING ,
"UTF-‐8");

data
+=
"&"
+
URLEncoder.encode("capOon",
"UTF-‐8")
+
"="
+
URLEncoder.encode( CAPTION
STRING ,
"UTF-‐8");

data
+=
"&"
+
URLEncoder.encode("descripOon",
"UTF-‐8")
+
"="
+
URLEncoder.encode( DESCRIPTION ,
"UTF-‐8");

data
+=
"&"
+
URLEncoder.encode("acOons",
"UTF-‐8")
+
"="
+
URLEncoder.encode("{"name":
acOon_name",
"link":

h3p://192.169.0.46/app/valid
url1"}",
"UTF-‐8");

data
+=
"&"
+
URLEncoder.encode("link",
"UTF-‐8")
+
"="
+
URLEncoder.encode( LINK
URL ,
"UTF-‐8");

//
ConstrucNng
acNon
links

JSONObject
obj
=
new
JSONObject();

LinkedHashMap<String,
Object>
m1
=
new
LinkedHashMap<String,
Object>();

m1.put("text , LINK1
TEXT );

m1.put("href",
h3p://192.169.0.46/app/valid
acNon
url1 );

obj.put( LINK1

LABEL ,
m1);

SAMPLE
POST
ON
YOUR
WALL

Twitter

  Twitter
is
ranked
as
one
of
the
ten-‐most-‐visited
websites

worldwide
by
Alexa's
web
traﬃc
analysis.

  March
2010
10
billionth
tweet

  Twitter
has
a
user
retention
rate
of
forty
percent.

  Value:
Conversational
30%,
Pointless
Babble
30%,
Promotion
8%,

News
8%,
news
7-‐8%

and
spam

  Good
source:
news
validation,
trend,
topic
updates

Twitter
Usage

  "Twitter
Revolutions"
and
which
include
the

2011
Egyptian
revolution,
2010–2011
Tunisian
protests,

2009–2010
Iranian
election
protests,
and
2009
Moldova
civil
unrest

  Twitter
is
also
increasingly
used
for
making
TV
more
interactive
and

social

  Most
of
the
celebrities
are
on
Twitter

  President
Obama
and
many
others
eﬀectively
used
Twitter
for

campaigning

  Twitter
has
become
a
great
source
for
latest
news

  Twitter
is
an
indicator
for
buzz
around
latest
topics
and
trends

  Brands
are
using
twitters
for
promotions
of
products
and
spreading

deals

3rd
party
Twitter
Java
APIs

  Twitter4J
:
Open
Source
BSD

  Java-‐Twitter

  Jtwitter
:
Open
Source

  Twitter
Client

Streaming
API

Twitter

  Twitter
API
allows
to

  Tweet

  Direct
message

  Search

  Get
tweets

Twitter4J
API

  Twitter4J

(third
party
–
open
source)

  Access
token
/
consumer
key
in
twitter.properties

Twitter
twitter
=
new
TwitterFactory().getInstance();

Query
query
=
new
Query(”mybantu");

QueryResult
result
=
twitter.search(query);

//
uodate
status

Status
status
=
twitter.updateStatus(latestStatus);

Twitter
Fire
hose

  GNIP

50%
at
approximately
360K
per
year

  For
analysis
but
not
for
resale
or
display
tweets

  Spritzer
2%
random
for
free

Open
Social
Project

  "For
the
question
about
Google
plans
to
allow
developers
to

create
Google+
apps
deploying
the
OpenSocial
APIs,
a

spokeswoman
of
Google
said
that
by
means
of
email
nowadays

the
Google+
platform
can’t
support
the
OpenSocial
APIs.

  She
also
added
that
nevertheless,
they
are
utilizing
many
of
the

technology
which
was
designed
as
part
of
OpenSocial,
along
with

the
gadget
application
packaging
model,
and
power
Google+

games
and
the
Portable
Contacts
JSON
schema.
Because
they

deﬁne
the
+Platform
APIs,
they
are
drawing
close
attention
to
the

future
tendency
of
the
OpenSocial
APIs,
as
well
as
converging

everything
possible."

Developing
Social
Network

  Apache
Opensource
project
in
incubation

  Shindig

Open
Social

Great
initiative
with
huge
promise

  A
common
“open
source”
API
for
social
media
launched
in
2007

  Early
movers
as
open
social
containers:
Google
Orkut,
hi5,
LinkedIn,

MySpace,
Netlog,
Ning,
orkut,
and
Yahoo!

  Opensource
OpenSocial
Based
container
:
Apache
Shindig

Bummer…

  Except
Facebook

  Google+
is
not
yet
committed
to
Open
Social

Google
Social
Graph
API

  By
supporting
open
Web
standards

for
describing
connections
between

people,
web
sites
can
add
to
the

social
infrastructure
of
the
web

  The
API
returns
web
addresses
of

public
pages
and
publicly
declared

connections
between
them.

  Allows
developers
to
create
a
button

for
a
Web
site
that
would
allow
a

registered
user
to
easily
"add

friends.”

  index
the
public
Web
for
Friends
of
A

Friend
(FOAF)
and
Friends
Network

Google’s
Public
Social
Graph

  The
Social
Graph
API
looks
for
two

types
of
publicly
declared

connections:

1.  It
looks
for
all
public
URLs
that

belong
to
you
and
are

interconnected.
This
could
be

your
blog
(a1),
your
LiveJournal

page
(a2),
and
your
Twitter

account
(a3).

2.  It
looks
for
publicly
declared

connections
between
people.

For
example,
a1
may
link
to
b's

blog
while
a1
and
c
link
to
each

other.

Google+
API

https://developers.google.com/+/api/

Searching
Public
posts

GET

https://www.googleapis.com/plus/v1/activities?query=cookie
%20recipes&orderBy=best&key=[yourAPIKey]

People
Search

GET

https://www.googleapis.com/plus/v1/people?query=Khanderao
%20kand&key=[yourAPIKey]

View
People
Interacting
with
Posts

GET
https://www.googleapis.com/plus/v1/activities/{activityId}/people/
resharers?key=[yourAPIKey]
GET
https://www.googleapis.com/plus/v1/
activities/{activityId}/people/plusoners?key=[yourAPIKey]

Spring
Social

  An
extensible
service
provider
framework
that
greatly
simpliﬁes
the

process
of
connecting
local
user
accounts
to
hosted
provider

accounts.

  A
connect
controller
that
handles
the
authorization
ﬂow
between

your
Java/Spring
web
application,
a
service
provider,
and
your
users.

  Java
bindings
to
popular
service
provider
APIs
such
as
Facebook,

Twitter,
LinkedIn,
TripIt,
GitHub,
and
Gowalla.

  A
sign-‐in
controller
that
enable
users
to
authenticate
with
your

application
by
signing
through
a
service
provider.

Spring
Social

Spring
Social
provides
templates
for

REST
based
API
handling
OAUth
and

providing
operations
speciﬁc
to
Social
Media

  TwitterTemplate

  FacebookTemplate

  LinkedInTemplate

  TripItTemplate

  http://blog.springsource.com/2010/11/03/socializing-‐spring-‐
applications/

  http://greenhouse.springsource.org

Technologies
for
Building

Applications
on
Social
Media

Social
Media
Data
Often
Needs

Diﬀerent
Type
of
Database

  Social
Media
Contains:
Huge
Data,
Often
available
via
JSON,

XML
,
RSS

Requires
diﬀerent
type
of
DBs….

  Couch
DB

  MongoDB

  Cassandra

  Hbase

  Neo4J

  Hadoop
for
Big
Data
Processing

CouchDB
MongoDB

Data
Model
Document
Oriented
Document
Oriented

Data
Format
JSON
BSON

Interface
REST
TCP/IP

Query
MapReduce
Java
Script
Jmap
Reduce
ava
Script
+

Query

Fault
Tolerance
Master
Master
Master
Slave

Concurrency
MVCC
(Versioning)
Updates
in
place

Performance
Comparatively
lower
Higher

Dealing
with
Big
Data

Cassandra
HBase

Type
Column
DB
Colletcion-‐
column
DB

Type

Big
Table
Big
Table

Protoco
Binary
(Thrift)
Binary
(Thrift)
HTTP/REST

Map
Reduce
Via
Hadoop
Via
Hadoop

Text
Processing
and
ML

  Text
Processing
Frameworks:

  GATE:
General
Architecture
for
Text
Engineering
-‐
Java
toolkit

  OpenPipeline:
Open
Source
Java
software
for
crawling,
parsing,
analyzing

and
routing
documents.

  UIMA:
Unstructured
Information
Management
Architecture
-‐
Java

framework

  Mallet(Machine
Learning
for
Language
Toolkit)

  Doc
classiﬁcation,
clustering

  Apache
Mahout:
Scalable
Machine
Learning
and
Data
mining

  ML:
Mahout,
LingPipe,
UIMA,
Mallet

 
NLP:
Apache
OpenNLP,
Gate,
LingPipe,
Stanford
POS,
NLTK

  Dictionary
and
entity
databases:

  Wordnet,
SentiWordNet

  Entity
Recoginition:
Alchemy,
Stanford
NER

Algorithms
in
Apache
Mahout

  Collaborative
Filtering

  User
and
Item
based
recommenders

  K-‐Means,
Fuzzy
K-‐Means
clustering

  Mean
Shift
clustering

  Dirichlet
process
clustering

  Latent
Dirichlet
Allocation

  Singular
value
decomposition

  Parallel
Frequent
Pattern
mining

  Complementary
Naive
Bayes
classiﬁer

  Random
forest
decision
tree
based
classiﬁer

Social
Media
Apps
and
Cloud

  Synonymous

  Most
of
the
Social
Media
Apps
are
built
for
Cloud
usage

  Frameworks:

  Amazon
AMI
(many
images
for
Java
stack)

  VMWare
SpringSource
CloudFoundry

  JBOSS
:
Openshift

  Salesforce:
Heroku
for
Java

  Oracle:
Java
MW
on
Cloud

  Google
App
Engine

Disclaimer
and
Request

  1.
The
presentation
though
quotes
examples
of
my
Company
and
products,
the
presentation
is
based
on
my

knowledge
and
experience
and
my
company
is
not
liable.

  2.
Attributed
to
most
of
the
known
source,
if
any
attribution
is
missing,
it
is
not
due
to
intention
but
might
not
have

got
the
information
of
the
original
source
or
might
be
be
negligence
in
my
due
diligence.
It
can
be
corrected
if
you

contact

 
3.
Feel
free
to
share
some
/
all
content
however
please
attribute
to
Khanderao
Kand

  4.
Social
Media
Networks
mentioned
in
the
presentation
are
more
foe
example
but
the
approach
is
applicable
to
most

of
all
other
social
media
and
there
is
no
intention
to
promote
/
discourage
any
media

  5.
User
usage
data
and
ﬁnancial
numbers
are
dated
and
would
be
stale
/
outdated
over
a
period
of
time.
You
may
need

to
look
for
the
latest
data.

  6.
APIs
,
tools
and
libraries
are
third
party
and
not
from
me
/
my
company.
Though
they
are
listed
based
on
my

experience
and
knowledge,
use
them
at
your
risk.

  7.
We
have
products
in
Social
Commerce,
Social
CRM,
and
recommendation.
We
also
take
projects
around
the
space

and
can
be
done
outsource
/
jointly
if
interested
in.

  Contact
:
khanderao.kand@glomantra.com

or
khanderao@yahoo.com

Twitter
@khanderao

  For
original
Slide
deck
(ppt)
feel
free
to
contact.

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