<p>When you look at SharePoint 2013 Social Features, it is important to understand the Social features are really just a way to highlight how users are already working. Once you've flipped things around and are starting with the user and common actions, it becomes easy to see how the tools available to you can simply enhance current activities of users.</p><p>In this article we are going to highlight some of the latest and greatest social features, but do it in a way that is based solely on common activities. Reviewing this article will help you identify some of the practical applications of how social could really impact your organization. A Central Location for "My Stuff"</p><p>Most users want to have a central location that is easily accessible that can be used to store their personal content. My Sites easily provides this capability and has for several releases.</p><p>What is new in this release is the ability to easily and quickly access the most common aspects of your My Site without really having to think about it too much. Take a look at the default Team Template that is available within SharePoint 2013. Notice that across the top of the page you see links for Newsfeed, SkyDrive and Sites. These are links that allow to quickly and easily access areas within your My Site.</p><p><a href="http://www.cmswire.com/cms/social-business/sharepoint-2013-social-features-highlights-019624.php">Keep reading...</a></p>