More than one year after Jive Software announced Clearspace 1.0 in February 2007, here comes Clearspace 2.0, an enterprise collaboration software offering companies, communities or teams a productive way to work.

“Information should be flowing between employees, customers and partners without a lot of technical barriers,” said David Hersh, Jive CEO, according to CNET News, after the launch of Clearspace last year. “E-mail is over-used, and chiseling away at the e-mail problem is certainly something big companies have asked to do so.”

The new features include a personalizable homepage, which is “like iGoogle for your work life,” as its developers described it, expanded profiles and organizational relationships, and of course projects, sharing and SharePoint integration.

At the same time, it offers new features “under the hood,” such as recording an audit long of actions performed in the admin console, the switch to the Spring and Struts 2 and improvements to the rich text editor, the developers said in the announcement.

Clearspace allows coordination between co-workers, using calendar, uploading content and assigning tasks, while at the same time the projects are automatically updated. Anything from the homepage to a space or a project can be personalized, while an advanced searching makes it easy to connect with the right people.

Together with Clearspace 2.0, Jive also launched a new Web site, which they have been working on to build “a beauty of a site that matches the depth of the new Clearspace release,” Dave Hersh said upon announcing Clearspace 2.0, which he called “a giant leap for enterprise social productivity.”