KM World Enterprise Social Networking 2007 - Presentation Transcript
Improving business through people or “everything I ever needed to know about social networking I learned from my 12 year old on Myspace…”
Senior Account Executive Safari Books Online
18 years Sales, Marketing & Business Development
BizNetwork for E&Y 1997
Last few years using, researching and writing about enterprise social software and social networking
Welcome to the world famous Jungle Cruise…
Screen shot from wayback machine
1995
Nashville
Danger of value migration
2004
See Table
2005 – 2006
Identity management
Open ID
Open Social Networks
Enterprise?
Reunion & Alumni Social Network Contact Manager People Search Match Makers Industry Association Gov. Records
1940’s
2007
Everything old is new…
July 07
Sept 07
2008
Which have you used? Which can you deploy in your enterprise?
Wiki
Blog (video, audio & other)
Social Capital Management
RSS
Social Tagging
Enterprise Social Software Platform
New Technology Adoption
Risk
Liability
Policy & Procedures (see IBM)
Incentives
Corporate Culture
People making a difference in there organizations using Enterprise Social Software TODAY
LexisNexis Innovation Award
Manage the Intranet
Improve Relationships
Wiki, Blogs & RSS
Global users, improve communications, productivity
Active working with SecondLife and the Sun Pavilion
Sun’s MPK20 – SecondLife for the Enterprise
Team Meetings
Personal Space
Sharing Applications
Stealth
Sandbox
a.k.a.
Skunkworks
RSS Feeds, Wiki & Sharepoint 30 – 40 blogs 10 active wiki (4 are library) internal iGoogle Page, AIAA, Get Abstract, IEEE, APQC, Library Spotlight, III: output RSS feed nightly (a new books feed & Mongraphs and Serials)
Thought leader
Getting more resources
Making info re-usable
Customize info
6 librarians 5,000 employees CMS – Drupal Wiki – Atlassian eRooms – Documentum CoP – Web Forum RSS Feeder – NewsGator Expert finder – Scilink Collaborative Bib - Quosa
Sanofi Aventis
www.tacit.com
Return on investment – demonstrating a material value to your organization, being an agent for change, taking a leadership role, define the future
CIO
CTO
IT / IS
VP Tech
Info Center Marketing
HR
KM
Organizational change
Identifying key influencers for strategic change or restructuring
Monitor integration of staff following mergers and acquisitions
Communities of Practice
Detecting and bridging gaps
Measuring return on investment
Improving Collaboration
Identify weaknesses
Team building
Bridging Relationships
Mergers and acquisitions
Partner strategy
Leadership development
Identifying high performers
Succession planning
Innovation
Connecting people and ideas
Identifying key energy sources in an organization
Knowledge management
Identifying expertise
Assessing connectivity and access of existing knowledge assets
The lost knowledge problem
Source:Social Network Analysis Jumpstart Series, 2006 Early & Associates
Reading (articles, books, blogs, white papers, research)
Talk to others
Personal use / experience
Sandbox
Proof of concept
Pilot
Where are you in the participation curve?
80% of McDonald enterprise searches for people
TOP 3 Points
Professional Services Co
5 years
$5.7 million
$71 million ROI
What would Linkedin/FB/Myspace be if they indexed all employees & employee relationships?
Honeywell
Tagging
Enterprise Search
National Health Services
ShoreBank
US DoD
Rice University
US DoJ
http://www.kmworld.com
http://www.enterprise2conf.com/conference
http://www.web2summit.com/
http://www.socialnetworkingconference.com
http://research.microsoft.com/workshops/SCS2005/
http://tnni07.thenewnewinternet.com/
http://www.web2expo.com/
Design
Attracting new members
Structure of the community
Encouraging participation
Stimulating social interaction
Social Networks Research Report
Increase customer satisfaction via a better CRM focus that includes an authentic human face.
Allow customers to connect with experts with deep knowledge in areas of interest.
Empower their employees to find experts within their own organization.
Ease post-acquisition integration by eliminating inevitable “us versus them” feelings.
Provide the “whole product” to fully meet a customer’s needs.
Understand and visualize real communication paths within an organization.
Extend the shelf life of conferences with an online network of attendees.
Share knowledge with user-desired “demand pull” technologies such as RSS.
Pull together the “all-star team” ideal for this customer .
Differentiate the service with the brand of “you.”
Author: Christopher Carfi Cerado
Authors:
Nikos
Drakos
Anthony Bradley
Publisher:
Gartner
Author:
John Musser
Publisher:
O’Reilly
Oct 2006
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Net Work
The Virtual Handshake
Six Degrees of Separation
Linked
Tipping Point
Wikinomics
Mavericks at Work
The Long Tail
How to
Why to
David Teten
Scott Allen
Patti Anklam
P2P Networks
v.
Music Industry
(Apaches)
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