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Come learn how IBM Watson Workspace compares to Slack, Skype, Teams, Spark, Hangouts and other team space tools. The market continues to evolve quickly and this presentation includes information on the just-released Watson Workspace as well as current versions from the other vendors. In this session, we’ll discuss how small groups use the products, large groups use the products, groups across organizations (extranet/external) users, and what real users think. We’ll also discuss the product positioning with similar products from IBM such as Sametime. You’ll learn the competitive differences among the products, including how and where the various products can integrate together. Become more productive and learn how to leverage these tools!

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Enterprise Social Networking Strategy Framework

Recording: http://pan.news/BJpM30lGWlX Abstract: Back in 2008 and then again in 2013, Gartner stated how between 70% to 80% of Social Business initiatives would fail in the short time frame of a couple of years, mostly due to a lack of purpose and clearly aligned business imperatives. That means that 7 or 8 out of 10 social business programs will eventually fail no matter how hard people may try. What if there was a different way …? This webinar will cover panagenda’s Enterprise Social Networking Strategy Framework that Luis Suarez has been using effectively with clients and business partners around different social business adaptation techniques to help organizations become successful ‘Socially Integrated Enterprises’. Come and join us to learn what those foundations for success would be like and how you, too, could kick off your own digital transformation initiative in just 6 different steps to start seeing immediate results and real business value, i.e. transform the way we share, learn, collaborate and innovate together to get work done more effectively. Working smarter, not necessarily harder.

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Engage 2018: How Healthy Is Your Enterprise Social Networking Environment?

Influencing change in your organization’s culture is tough. Understanding how healthy your ESN (Enterprise Social Networking) platform is will help you unleash its true potential. Transforming how you connect, collaborate and learn with your colleagues, customers and business partners has never been so critical. There are multiple ways of how you can approach such transformation efforts in order to help improve your digital adaptation capabilities. panagenda ESN HealthCheck helps you improve adoption, explore user activity details and participation rates, better understand community analytics, evaluate end-to-end availability, service quality and performance measurements, detect automatically anomalies and critical peaks, and evaluate the overall effectiveness of your different change initiatives. Come and join us for this practical session including a hands-on demo on what ConnectionsExpert 2.0 has to offer to measure how healthy your ESN is within your organization so that you can take your digital transformation journey into the next level.

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This Social Media Overview class will give you a bird’s eye view of a wide array of social media sites and tools. Get the latest in social media best practices. You will learn how others are making use of them and how they might make sense for you. At the end of this class you will have a clear understanding of the social media landscape as well as enough knowledge to make an educated decision on which social media channels are right for you and your firm. This is a very engaging and interactive class.

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Examples of how to track social media performance. Starting with key performance indicators and business goals. Go through 3 different case studies of tracking social media based on different goals. Traffic via publisher site, Channel Engagement via subscription model and On-page engagement. How to segregate social media traffic & some info about social media tools. Presented February 2016. Digital Analytics Association Summit UCLA

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Social Software in the age of Political Turmoil: How to Effectively Deal wit...

The recent extreme political turmoil has led to dramatically increased incidents of hate and cyber-bullying, including within organizations. The differences among people are used as a wedge and a variety of tools are used in harm-doing. Join us as we explore how to be actively involved in both online and offline incidents with positive outcomes. In this session, we’ll go over actual tips and tools to successfully deal with those who cause harm, including internal/external trolls, disenchanted people, and those who intentionally disrespect others. Learning techniques to support targets of harm while not harming the harm-doer is paramount to promoting safer communities both online and in the real world. Please note this will not be an overtly political session.

Bringing Social Inside

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Nonprofits that excel in social media communication and engagement also understand that internal social media capacity affects external activities. This presentation covers the four internal assets needed to fully optimize social media as an organization: social media staffing, an internal social culture, budgeting, and a social media policy. Takeaways: • Importance of social media policies, and key questions to address • Social media staffing structure configurations • Internal social culture self-assessment and key stepping stones to becoming a social organization • How much does social media really cost?

The Social Media Audit

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A social media audit of systems, implementation, strategy, and culture offers a comprehensive evaluation of the state of your organization’s social media strategy, processes, and systems. Audits are not a judgment, but rather a statement of where you are along a continuum of practice, and offer practical insights into your social media execution and effectiveness. In this webinar, we’ll discuss the right time to consider a social media audit, the goals of the audit, inquiry tools and resources, what a 360-degree audit entails, and what to do with the results. We'll also explore case studies of two nonprofit social media audits, what the organizations learned from participating in this process, and how the audit information translated into ramping up their strategic social media engagement.

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Higher Logic and The Community Roundtable are pleased to present a webinar on The State of Community Management 2015 that took place on June 10, 2015 at 2pm ET. The sixth edition of the annual report series from The Community Roundtable provides a snapshot of the progress and changes in community management, based on research from more than 200 community leaders from large and small, for-profit and nonprofit organizations. The State of Community Management 2015 is built on The Community Roundtable’s Community Maturity Model framework, analyzing the state of maturity of online communities across eight key competencies – strategy, leadership, culture, community management, content and programming, policies and governance, tools, and metrics and measurement. Join The Community Roundtable co-founders Rachel Happe and Jim Storer for a review of the report, and an exploration of the strategic, operational and tactical takeaways you can immediately apply to improve the engagement and effectiveness of your community.

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