Yammer vs Ryver

To make it easier to learn for new users and increase adoption.

Hashtags help organize projects and parts of projects easily. Great for getting an overview of a specific subject and seeing if something's missed.

Yammer works like a typical social network with status updates, comments, file sharing, groups, etc.

Ryver has Facebook like "Posts" that allow for threaded conversations to occur among teams.

There is no limit to the amount of users you can invite to join your instance/account of Ryver.

"Do you like this?" questions can easily be answered with up or down votes.

Start a new post, drag your file (photo, doc, pdf, etc. 100MB limit), and starting discussing.

The app loads fast on start-up. Any new chats, comments, and posts show up instantly. Overall, the app just feels rather speedy.

Get someone's attention with @mentions.

Apps work great on Mac, Windows, iOS, and Android.

You can remove a topic from your nav bar and have it reappear when new messages are sent in that topic.

Hosted on Amazon cloud. Service is very reliable. Ryver has been unavailable maybe once or twice in the 6 month period.

With Ryver, you can edit chats that you've sent.