Here's how someone might use Oracle Social Network in a typical day, just to give you an idea. This is only an example—you might find that you don't do all these tasks, or you don't do them in this order.
Table 1-1 Example Workflow in Oracle Social Network
Step | Action | For More Information … |
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01. |
Log in. |
Open Oracle Social Network and enter your user name and password. |
02. |
Check for assigned flags and reply to or clear them. |
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03. |
Check recent activity and reply to posts as necessary. |
Navigate to the Overview page. |
04. |
In one Conversation, mark all messages as read. |
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05. |
Check the status of an opportunity (Social Object). |
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06. |
Add a message to the Social Object's wall. |
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07. |
Add a document to the Social Object's wall. |
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08. |
Comment on the added document. |
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09. |
Flag people who have an interest to call their attention to the new document. |
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10. |
Monitor recent activity. |
View the Recent Activity pane in How do I use the Oracle Social Network user interface? |
11. |
Start a One-on-One Conversation with a colleague. |
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12. |
Post a reference to an uploaded request for information (RFFI) in the One-on-One. |
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13. |
With the colleague, co-browse the RFI referenced in the One-on-One. |
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14. |
Share an application object as a Social Object. |
How do I share or join a Social Object in the social network? |
15. |
Create a collection of Conversations related to the new Social Object. |