Memorándum de Entendimiento (MoU) entre Codelco y SQM
Social media in enterprise amcis 09082012
1. Social media in Europe
Or rather in Finnish context
Matti Rossi, Aalto School of Business
2. Enterprise social media
• Starting to gain traction
• Digital media companies are willing and able
• More traditional companies less so
• Huge interest in formal social media tools
– Yammer, SalesForce Chatter
• Facebook, Twitter etc. often sanctioned
– E.g. our school policy does not allow me to keep an FB page for
our master’s program
3.
4. Some research statistics
• 40 % of Finnish companies have a social media strategy
• Facebook by far the most popular social media, 60 % of
companies using social media use FB
• YouTube second by 50 %, Twitter 30 % and blogging about
20%
• Most companies in a testing phase
• Source: Finnish advertisers union
http://www.mainostajat.fi/mliitto/index.asp
5. Example: Finnair
• Small, regional airliner reinventing
itself
• “Finnair Runway” Blog: Contributions from Finnair
employees and invited outsiders
– Little customer discussion
• Departure 2093 Campaign: Five Visions for Future Air
Traffic
– Purpose: to convey Finnair values of quality, freshness, and
quality
• Facebook for Service Delivery During Crises
– Very useful during the Icelandic ash crisis
Ref: Company Tactics for Customer Socialization with Social Media Technologies:
Finnair's Rethink Quality and Quality Hunters Initiatives
Jarvenpaa, S.L.; Tuunainen, V.K., HICSS
2012, http://dx.doi.org/10.1109/HICSS.2012.166
6. Quality
Hunters
• Purpose: use socialization agents to signal what
quality is in air travel and engage customers in
discussions
• Outcomes:
• 5300 applicants from 90 countries, much local PR
• Over half a million blog visitors during two months
• Many active participants were repeat (and from Finland)
• Very few actual ideas for new product development
7. Viral vs. official
• Many companies have official policies etc. for social media
• Most interesting things happening recently have been viral
and usually not sanctioned by companies
– Nestespoil.com is a Greenpeace site that mocks Neste Oil, a
Finnish oil refiner
– Neste tried to use Wipo to claim the web site
– Huge backlash in social media
– See:
http://www.techdirt.com/articles/20120622/08055119434/greenpeac
e-parody-site-censored-using-copyright-infringement-claim.shtml
8.
9. And then something completely different
• More than 1000 Angry birds cake videos in YouTube
• 21 million FB fans…
Editor's Notes
Christina Lund Sorensen (Denmark), Ella Marshall (United Kingdom), Warren Singh-Bartlett (Lebanon)and Wolfgang Wagner (Germany)