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    1. Making social media work in a corporate context Richard Dennison Senior manager - social media [email_address] http://richarddennison.wordpress.com/ http:// twitter.com/RichardDennison
    2. Agenda
      • About BT today
      • The BT intranet story
      • It’s all about ‘participation’
      • Why is social media important to BT?
      • Enterprise-wide collaboration
      • Potential impact in corporate environment
      • Lessons learnt
    3. About BT Today BT is a global communications services company – operate in 170 countries; offices in 50 countries We are dedicated to helping our customers thrive in a changing world. We are committed to using the power of communication to build a better, more sustainable world. Our global 21CN platform allows us to deliver software-driven services that are faster, more reliable and simpler to use. What makes us different? What are our goals? Being number one for customer service. Being a company that is recognised for innovation and great service, and for delivering value to shareholders.
      • We started 12 years ago
      • Information vision, not technology
      • Decentralised ‘franchise’ model
      • Central control where necessary
      • Overall ROI not measured
      • 100% access
      • Symbiotic relationship to culture change
      • Business critical – unstoppable.
      BT Intranet
    4. It’s all about ‘participation’ Communications as a conversation not channels Trust us to be responsible participants Encouraging every employee to believe they can make a difference … Employees as people self-expression being opinionated having personality Enable participation social media
    5. Impact of participation on communication/collaboration
      • people are interacting differently – more informal ( cold-calling culture; no respect for organisational status )
      • relationships are more fluid, dynamic and far-reaching
      • growth of peer-to-peer trust at expense of institutional trust
      • balance of power shifting to communities
      • democratised communication (communication/collaboration … what’s the difference??)
      • importance of information is determined by user not author
      A social media environment does not lend itself well to ‘managed’ communications … but ‘facilitated’ communications
    6. Why is social media important to BT? Social media is about: social networks global data networks communications technology building sustainable communities – from local to global giving power to users making technology simple … these are BT’s business drivers!
    7. Collaborating across the enterprise Making connections; building knowledge
    8. BTpedia
    9. BTpedia
    10. Collaborating across the enterprise
    11. Web 2.0 news
    12. Your space
    13. RSS powered news Over 150 feeds on corporate news desk alone
    14. RSS powered news
    15. Collaborating across the enterprise
    16. Podcasting
    17. Podcasting
    18. Collaborating across the enterprise
    19. Blog Central
    20. Employee blogs
    21. Collaborating across the enterprise
    22. Project wikis Around 500,000 wiki pages
    23. SharePoint 2007
    24. SharePoint 2007
    25. SharePoint 2007
    26. SharePoint 2007
    27. Collaborating across the enterprise
    28. Social networking
      • manage
      • … er… that’s it!
      • do
      • create
      • innovate
      • change
    29.  
    30. Group Page Screenshot
    31. Potential impact in a corporate environment
      • Governance …community editorial control …
      • Wisdom of crowds with no crowds
      • Losing control of the message
      • What if …?
      • Mixing business and personality
      • Process challenges
      • RSS
    32. Lessons learnt
      • Focus on value not risk!
      • Start anywhere … start immediately
      • Start small and build slowly – follow the energy of yes through the network
      • We learn what works by doing the work … so …
      • … let users try as early as possible – ‘warts and all’ – succeed or fail quickly … and cheaply!
      • Engage legal/HR/security early … and emphasise evolution not revolution
      • Have realistic expectations … the intranet is not the internet!
      • Harness the enthusiasm of the enthusiastic … especially if senior
      • Sometimes … ‘ the only form of transportation is a leap of faith’ !
      … proceed until apprehended!
    33. My blog … http://richarddennison.wordpress.com
    34. [email_address] http//:richarddennison.wordpress.com/ http:// twitter.com/RichardDennison “ We were together … I forget the rest”. Walt Whitman

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