At Deloitte, a business-advisory firm, which has more than 57,000 people in its global Yammer network, clients' names may not be mentioned at all.
The more European voters balk at economic reform, the more politicians yammer on about values.
That would mark a nice return for the venture capitalists who have invested $142m in Yammer.
Samuel Driessen, who is overseeing the introduction of Yammer at Océ, a large printer company based in the Netherlands, says the messaging system has helped the firm spot where work is in danger of being duplicated and share information about sales prospects.
AMID so much hype and yammer in the suddenly fashionable field of bioethics, it is good to turn to a book by a professional philosopher with wide experience of how biomedical regulation works in practice.
Despite their verbosity, powers of observation, and critical acumen, Lonergan's mostly Manhattan-based creatheys — they don't journey far — are at the mercy of their own innocence: they yammer on about their insights but fall short of perception.
The effect, of all these cymbals being struck, is of someone shouting out at unexpected moments while waiting in line — a yammer of exclamation marks.
They could hear the constant mayoral yammer through his office door.
In "Before Midnight," Hawke, who has published two novels, stamps Jesse as a true man of letters by having him yammer on about writing without manifesting any particular desire to put fingers to keyboard.
And yet it rarely enters into the Golden Age debates, even as we all yammer on about the latest season of "Homeland".
This is the comic-midcult yammer of a hundred Woody Allen movies.
