36 Articles match "Connectbeam","Social Media"

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• Do Companies Need Social Media Managers? " I'm Not Actually a Geek
  
  I’m Not Actually a Geek May 11, 2008 Do Companies Need Social Media Managers? Filed under: mba — Tags: enterprise 2.0 , social media , web 2.0 — Hutch Carpenter @ 9:38 pm There are few institutions in the modern world that are not being transformed today by social media. Shel Israel, Global Neighborhoods, 5 New Social Media Turn-ons for me. Encouraging use and engagement with [social] tools is an area that all organizations find they have a need for at some point and time. Use of these tools and engagement by people in an organization often does not happen easily.
  bhc3.wordpress.com - Sunday, January 4, 2009
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• The Connectbeam Social Computing Blog: Five Moves of Power Users in Enterprise 2.0
  
  The Connectbeam Social Computing Blog A resource and viewpoint from Connectbeam on how social computing is changing the way we work. We cover the broader market and what we are doing at Connectbeam. Connectbeam Go to Connectbeam.com Blogs of Interest AcKnowledge Consulting Alec Saunders Andrew McAfee AppGap Ben Worthen Bill Ives BizTechTalk Carl Frappaolo Dan Farber Dana Gardner Daniela Barbosa Dave Weinberger David Silfrey Dif-fer-en-ti-ate Dion Hinchcliffe Douglas Karr Emily Chang Erick Schonfeld Euan Semple Fast Forward Frank Gruber Gavin Heaton George
  blog.connectbeam.com - Monday, October 13, 2008
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• Enterprise Web 2.0 » Top 10 Management Fears About Enterprise Web 2.0
  
  Main menu: Home EW2 Companies About Resources Enterprise Web News Social Media News EW2 Community SMC Stuff Site search Search for: Categories Advertising (1) Ajax (12) Amazon (6) Apple (4) Atlassian (1) Blogging (32) Blogtronix (3) Brand (2) Case Studies (2) CEO Blogs (7) Collaboration (39) Collective Intelligence (25) Communities (2) Companies (81) Computing (42) Connectbeam (1) Convergence (7) Dell (3) Design (8) Digg (3) Emergence (8) Enterprise Rave (0) Enterprise Search (7) Enterprise
  www.enterpriseweb2.com - Tuesday, January 13, 2009
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• Early: Companies Deputizing Their Employees as Brand Managers « I’m Not Actually a Geek
  
  I’m Not Actually a Geek December 15, 2008 Early: Companies Deputizing Their Employees as Brand Managers Filed under: mba — Tags: emc , enterprise 2.0 , ibm , intel , social media , youtube — Hutch Carpenter @ 7:30 am For the longest time, social media enthusiasts have noted that employees represent their companies, whether they realize it or not. Two tech behemoths have in recent weeks released their social media guidelines for employees. This becomes more apparent every day as more people take part in the Grand Conversation.
  bhc3.wordpress.com - Monday, December 22, 2008
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• Enterprise Web 2.0 » Where is the Business Value in Enterprise 2.0?
  
  Main menu: Home EW2 Companies About Resources Enterprise Web News Social Media News EW2 Community SMC Stuff Site search Search for: Categories Advertising (1) Ajax (12) Amazon (6) Apple (4) Atlassian (1) Blogging (32) Blogtronix (3) Brand (2) Case Studies (2) CEO Blogs (7) Collaboration (39) Collective Intelligence (25) Communities (2) Companies (81) Computing (42) Connectbeam (1) Convergence (7) Dell (3) Design (8) Digg (3) Emergence (8) Enterprise Rave (0) Enterprise Search (7) Enterprise
  www.enterpriseweb2.com - Sunday, April 12, 2009
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• How I Address the Question of Enterprise 2.0 ROI « I’m Not Actually a Geek
  
  ROI Filed under: mba — Tags: enterprise 2.0 , connectbeam , roi — Hutch Carpenter @ 9:35 am Photo credit: cambodia4kidsorg Establishing a solid ROI for enterprise social software is an ongoing discussion for the sector. ROI is like trying to measure the ROI of email , it can’t be done Inability to measure ROI is a cop-out or evidence of the lack of value for social software Martin Koser has a really thoughtful piece along these lines.  I’m Not Actually a Geek March 9, 2009 How I Address the Question of Enterprise 2.0
  bhc3.wordpress.com - Tuesday, March 10, 2009
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• Enterprise 2.0 Tools Align with McKinsey Steps for Making Good Business Decisions
  
  It seems to me that in three of the four social media can play a useful role. Ensuring that people with the right skills and experience are included in decision making - Social media can be very helpful in finding the right people with the right skills within a large organization, or even a small one. Tools like Connectbeam that help you find the right people can address this. A recent McKinsey survey on how companies make good decisions  suggests several actions that are strongly associated with good financial and operational outcomes. In their survey, they
  The FASTForward Blog - Wednesday, March 18, 2009
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• Enterprise 2.0 and the Trough of Disillusionment « I’m Not Actually a Geek
  
  Included in the report were technologies related to Enterprise 2.0: See Social Computing Platforms in the chart above, of which Gartner notes the following: “Following the phenomenal success of consumer-oriented social networking sites, such as MySpace and Facebook, companies are examining the role that these sites, or their enterprise-grade equivalents, will play in future collaboration environments.” Last August, Gartner had put social computing platforms right at the cusp of falling into the Trough of Disillusionment. I’m Not Actually a Geek April 13, 2009 Enterprise 2.0
  bhc3.wordpress.com - Monday, April 13, 2009
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• How Much Scale Is Needed in Enterprise 2.0 Employee Adoption? « I’m Not Actually a Geek
  
  Employee Adoption? Filed under: mba — Tags: adoption , blogs , enterprise 2.0 , forums , microblogging , prediction markets , social bookmarking , social networks , social software , wikis — Hutch Carpenter @ 9:40 am A couple recent items caught my eye with regard to the issue of employee adoption of social software. Pricing Model , Julien le Nestour argues that pricing per user for social software should increase as more employees use it, because the network effects of higher participation make the software more valuable.
  bhc3.wordpress.com - Thursday, March 5, 2009
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• What’s the difference between Intranet 2.0 and a social network with groups
  
  Getting an internal Facebook (social network and group feature) is a standalone tool, it has nothing to do with the Intranet, does it? Unless you can structure it yourself like Nathan Wallace did with a Confluence wiki…not sure if SocialText can achieve a similar thing, but I believe OpenText Social Media, Lotus Connections, Jive, Awareness, Traction, Telligent, Connectbeam, and more suites made of components rather than designed as an Intranet. Getting an internal Facebook that is designed as an Intranet replacement is more like Intranet 2.0, and seems
  Library clips - Thursday, August 20, 2009
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