Social Progressions• Sparks: Ideas shared• Campfire: Gathering of others with interests• Bonfire: Broader interest gathering• Torch: Honing for broad use & replication
Comfortable Spaces withPermeable Walls
The 4 rings of enterprise social tools
Enterprise Social Tool:Components for Success Tools
Enterprise Social Tool:Components for Success Capabilities Tools Interface / Ease of Use
Enterprise Social Tool: Components for Success Capabilities Tools Interface / Ease of Use Intelligence &Business Needs Sociality
Spheres of Sociality Everyone Collective Selective Personal
Enterprise Social Tool: Components for Success Capabilities Tools Interface / Ease of Use Intelligence & Expand Use &Business Needs Increase ROI Encouraging Sociality Use Social Comfort
Where SharePoint 2010has strength for social
SharePoint is a toolkit with“some” assembly required
Already used, which removes anotherdisconnected service
Platform, tool, andinterface where other work is being done.
Solid identity and formal relationship platform
Information Across Horizontals Div 1 Div 2 Div 3 Div 4 Packaging Logistics Marketing
Solid dataunderpinnings
Do your SharePoint developersknow all they need to deploy anoptimal social intranet solution?
Do they have depth understanding socialinteraction, or are theysocial tool “clickspert”
SharePoint Social Developer Needs• Deep SharePoint knowledge• Interaction design strength• Depth in complicated and complex social interactions• Social interaction design
Scaling and Functionality D A - Personal Use B - Serendipity CPeople Participating C - Mature Social Tool B D - Complex Social System A Actions InfoCloud Solutions, Inc. - 2011
Social Interaction Design• Simple communication patterns and progressions• Different design patterns to optimize use for social activity types• Optimizing for use (how to get unstuck with long term benefits)• Understanding when it is the tool, interface, and/or sociality (or culture) and how to think through it to solve
Closer to Real Growth Curve
Build or buy a social intranet solution as a best fit for SharePoint 2010
Key Questions...
SharePoint experienced developer with time?
Do you have developers& designers with social software development experience?
Abilities to modifySharePoint to customize deeply if needed?
Are the social tools the developers priority?
If one or more “no”answers, it could be well worth it to consider options
Options...
General Advantages• Advantages: • Quick up and running social tools • Optimizing more difficult elements is done • Continual iterations and improvements
Built On Top of SP 2010• Advantages: •Data (metadata) integrated tightly with SharePoint (bonus for search) •Tight integration with SharePoint strengths •One common platform
Built On Top of SP 2010• Disadvantages: • Can be limited to data and interface options (5 star ratings) • Waiting for improvements on top of SharePoint • 3rd party software focussed administrator / developer needed
Built On Top of SP 2010• Newsgator• Telligent
SharePoint Plug-ins• Advantages: •Iterations and innovations at its own pace •Quick cycle to get up and running •Getting best tools to fit your problems and culture •Heavy focus on social interactions •Often many years developing and iterating •Often embracing complicated and complex needs
SharePoint Plug-ins• Disadvantages: • Lack of perfect integration with SharePoint • Need additional admin or developer skills • Data / metadata stored outside SharePoint (search and aggregation implications) • Can be lag time to update when MS iterates SharePoint
SP 2010 Plug-in• Jive• Socialtext• Traction• Socialcast (activity stream and communication platform)• Many more...
Mange Tak!
URL: http://infocloudsolutions.comE-mail: thomas@infocloudsolutions.comAIM: vanderwalSkype: tjvanderwalTwitter: @vanderwal or @infocloud InfoCloud Solutions, Inc. - 2011
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