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    1. Emerging Social Ecosystems at Sun Sumaya Kazi (@sumaya) Senior Social Media Manager June 2009
    2. About Sun Microsystems, Inc (JAVA) • Develops technologies that power the global marketplace > Systems and Storage: SPARC, x64 Servers, Servers+Storage > Software: MySQL, Solaris, Java > Services • Ranked #184 on the Fortune 500 • Fiscal Year 2009 Q2 Revenues: $3.220 billion • 30,000 employees worldwide • Conducts business in over 100 countries • http://www.sun.com 2
    3. What We See Happening in the Market 3
    4. Power of the Groundswell “A social trend in which people use technologies to get the things they need from each other, rather than from traditional institutions like corporations.” Groundswell – winning in a world transformed by social technologies Charlene Li – Josh Bernoff Forrester Research 4
    5. Who is this kid? • DeAndre Cortez Way, aka Soulja Boy • At age 16 he uploads his •Crank That song/dance • Six months later: #1 US hit • for seven weeks • The future is now • psble thx 2 Netwrk • Powered by Sun 5
    6. Exponential Human Expression 6
    7. Network: turning things upside-down • On the network, consumers: – create identity – express affinity – unleash creativity • It's all about me • Content is king • The syndication of everyman • Opportunity to radically grow brand awareness, preference, affinity by capitalizing on these trends 7
    8. New Models New Communities 8
    9. Sun's Community Galaxy 9
    10. Sun's Community Galaxy 10
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    12. The Bloggers Overview • 5,426 Bloggers • 4,437 Blogs • 135,000+ Posts • 150,000+ Comments • 2.1M page views/month • 846K unique visitors/mo Sun's CEO blog: Celebrating 5yrs of blogging http://blogs.sun.com/jonathan 12
    13. Wikification at Sun Overview • 71,000 Contributors • 23,000 Pages • 270,000 Revisions • 2,800 Comments • 797K page views/month • 142K unique visitors/mo Content is collaboratively created by Sun Employees, Partners, Customers & Invited Guests 13
    14. Sun Forums Overview • 946K Contributors • 355 Forums • 920K Threads • 4.1 M Messages • 3.4M Page views/month • 1.1M Unique visitors/ mo 14
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    18. Pronounced AWESOME http://osum.sun.com • 90,000+ members > 2,500+ professors • 1,900+ student clubs • 1,500+ blog posts • 100's of events • 15,000 photos posted • 600+ videos shared 18
    19. Sun Radio Network http://www.blogtalkradio.com/stations/sunradio Socially Speaking – focused on high-level interviews & conversations about Social Media. Shift Radio - latest in tech gadgets, video game and rich media industries. Sun News Radio - highlights the latest news and views from Sun. New Gen Tech - focused on Millennials, Tech, Jobs & Pop Culture. 66,000 listens since April 2008 19
    20. Sun on Facebook Sun Fan Page >10,460 fans (233%) >Growing 2,000 monthly >Syndicate news >Promote events I Love Java Fan Page >20,400 fans (188%) >Growing 3,000 monthly >“Younger, hipper” >Photos, videos Duke – Java's Mascot >1,100+ friends >Photo tagging, poking, etc. Other Sun communities (e.g. MySQL, JavaOne, Sun StudentZone etc.) Over 20 Fan Pages Built 20
    21. Sun & Facebook Groups Nearly 200 Communities Created 2,650 Sun and Non-Sun individuals have joined Facebook Fridays to get weekly newsletters on Social Media. Largest destination for Sun employees on Facebook. Serves as a launching pad for announcements and new communities. 30 issues published. 1,200 members have joined the Sun Developer Network group to gain access to a vibrant worldwide community of developers. Members get the latest news, photos, and videos. 1,000 members have joined Friends of the Sun Microsystems Foundation & Community Sun group to learn about Sun's Foundation and volunteer efforts. 700 members have joined Sun's OpenStorage Community Foundation group to learn about and discuss Sun's Storage technologies. Sun Proprietary/Confidential: Internal Use Only
    22. Sun & Twitter “I LOVE Java, OpenOffice.org, and VirtualBox OSE, among other Sun products!” - @romanv • Sun Microsystems > Corporate identity > 5,240 followers (1600%) > 1,000 growth/mo > Publish breaking news, tweet business priorities, promote events, listen & engage • Automated Handles > IR, CEO Blog, News, Blogs > 4,500 followers • JavaOne Conference > 2,600 followers Sun Proprietary/Confidential: Internal Use Only > Live updates, conference comm.
    23. Everything Is Measurable! Facebook Facebook YouTube Twitter Sun Proprietary/Confidential: Internal Use Only
    24. SOCIAL + YOU Training • Training Program > Immersive offline and online program for Sun employees > Monthly Cadence > Kick-off event - Get Informed, Connected & Involved on Twitter - 150 employees in-person - 440 watching live - 300 radio listeners - 600 downloads of presos • Agenda - Social Media at Sun Update - Visiting Expert Shel Israel, - Interview style - Hands-on training - Measuring Impact Sun Proprietary/Confidential: Internal Use Only
    25. Tip #1 Trust Your Contributors Balance • Policy • Risk Tolerance • Culture • Benefits • Trust 25
    26. Sun Guidelines on Public Discourse http://www.sun.com/communities/guidelines.jsp • Conversational tone • Short • Easy pointers to granular policy • Scalable to cover most community sites • Comprehensively identifies do's & don'ts • Recently revised to cover − Anonymity − Avatar appearance − Community moderation 26
    27. Tip #2 Enable Users to Build Their Community • Consistently seed with + content • Engage power users moderate • Promptly address inappropriate behavior • Consistently encourage efficient use • Provide user tools: instructional videos, 101 sessions for & by users, getting started content, FAQs • Community alias & wiki for self- support 27
    28. Tip #3 Guide & Nurture a Self-Sufficient Community • Train • Police • Support • Evangelize • Grow 28
    29. #1 Challenges & Risks Corporate analytics capturing community engagement conversions to revenue. How do we measure monetization?  $ 29
    30. #2 Challenges & Risks Old school behaviors resisting efficient use of new tools > Group editing of email attachments instead of a wiki page > Fear of transparency > Long email threads instead of a forums discussion 30
    31. #3 Challenges & Risks Employees not being aware of or fully understanding defined guidelines & policy > Sensible business conduct > Export law > Copyrights > Privacy violations > Trademarks 31
    32. #4 Challenges & Risks • Enabling organic community growth vs Creating communities • Being authentic vs Being contrived • Mitigate these via − Transparency − Active engagement − Community moderation − Responsiveness to needs − Tool refinement 32
    33. Questions? Thanks! sumaya.kazi@sun.com http://twitter.com/sumaya

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