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Bottom-up Adoption:
Making the Ground
Swell
Barbara Ludwig & Dan Larsen
October 2014, JiveWorld
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Bottom Up Adoption: Making the Ground
Swell
AGENDA
Q&A
Filling the Gaps
Lessons Learned
Who We Are
Chutes & Ladders
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IV
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Who Are We?
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Chutes & Ladders
II
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JIVE
toda
y
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The Story of Social at Qualcomm
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
Dan & Barbara
meet
@ Presentation by Inventor of
“Wiki”
Web 2.0 Expo
Intro to Twitter, &
“Social”
Yammer @ Qualcomm
Pilot begins. People love it. Execs don’t
get it.
#SxSW
Twitter, Foursquare, Social Media
ExplodesJive 4.5 Launched @ Qualcomm
Viewed as Yammer Replacement The Stigma of Social
Minimal support for Jive. Sharepoint
grows.
Barbara & Dan Take the Reins
Social is Acknowledged as Necessary
Politic
s
Pitches for Funding
Jive 7.0
Adoption Efforts Being in
Earnest
Qualcomm Cup
Monthly Users Exceed
15K
Jive 6.0 Overhaul
Major Upgrade (Finally!)
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Filling the Gaps
III
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JIVE Usage, 2010 - Present
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Drupal Is Good.
Free is better.
Gap #1
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Jive in disguise.
Gap #2
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Events module is the
Killer App.
Gap #3
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Ticket torture.
Gap #4
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Project management
for the rest of us.
Gap #5
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Finding experts.
Gap #6
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Intranet 2.0: Need for
more than lists of links.
Gap #7
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7 Lessons Learned:
Make the Ground Swell
IV
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Changing the way
people work is an
outcome;
not a tactic.
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Show people how Jive
can solve their needs
within a greater
context.
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Bootstrap with content.
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Consumer = Opt in;
Business = Opt out.
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Continuity and brand
extension matter.
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Adoption means
competing with the
killer mobile app.
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Social as a feature.
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Q&A
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Editor's Notes

  • #6 Add something about “CEO, Steve Mollenkopf” - started as CEO in March 2014 Maybe mention that he’ll likely be giving a keynote at CES here in Las Vegas in January.
  • #8 Sometimes it felt like 1 step forward, 2 steps back.
  • #9 This is our internal instance of JIVE – a.k.a. “Community” This is where we are at now. How did we get here?
  • #10 HISTORY/TIMELINE: Nov 2006 - Barbara & Dan meet after the inventor of Wikis speaks at Qualcomm 2007 & 2008 Web 2.0 Expos - Attention drawn to Twitter and emerging “2.0” things in 2007, and began using Twitter for work by mid-2008. Jan 2009 - Qualcomm begins piloting use of Yammer SXSW 2009 - Twitter goes big, Foursquare launches, “Social Media” happens Summer 2009 Qualcomm wants to bring “social” on-premise and looks at Jive. Jive v4.5 is soft launched as “Community” in spring of 2010. 2010 - Small amounts of initial adoption and on-boarding with Jive happens. The dark ages - IT’s priorities shift. Yammer is gone, Community is up, and quietly grows slowly.  Meanwhile Sharepoint moves in to replace Documentum. Late 2012 - Barbara and Dan are given control of Jive v5 at Qualcomm Early 2013 - Funding and political support gathered for upgrading Jive Aug 2013 - Major upgrade of Jive to v6 completed, entire UI/Branding updated. Apr 2014 - Upgrade to Jive v7 completed and adoption efforts begin in earnest July 2014 - Qualcomm Cup event spikes monthly users over 15,000 DON’T BE PRESUMPTUOUS. EXECS ARE POLITICALLY MOTIVATED. TAKE POLITICAL RISK INTO ACCOUNT. NOW WE HAVE THE CEO OF FACEBOOK JOINING OUR CEO ON STAGE AT OUR LAST DEVELOPER CONFERENCE.
  • #14 JIVE IN DISGUISE (HOW WE DID IT): IT Product Support Forum Basic Web Sites (Marketing, Blog, What’s new) Events Registration / Calendar Information sharing over time (aka blog) One-Off Live Event - Activity Stream / Social Media-like
  • #15 Grand finale
  • #16 Show them ugly websites that needed a makeover. But these guys had no budget.
  • #23 Show them ugly websites that needed a makeover. But these guys had no budget.
  • #28 Consumer Technology Has Set the Bar Impossibly High for Enterprise Software Look Familiar, Look like Consumer Social Media UI’s – unless you have VC funding, don’t reinvent anything, copy it. Well funded startups (and of course Apple), with their brilliant designers, have shown that simplicity with functionality yields elegance.
  • #31 USE CASE: Customer support. Working way better than JIRA. Better for the support team. Easier for customers.
  • #36 USE CASE: Customer support. Working way better than JIRA. Better for the support team. Easier for customers. Project management for dummies. Project management for people who don’t want to take 40 hours to learn Sharepoint. When people say “project management” they mean an easy collaboration space.
  • #38 *DAN* USE CASE: Finding people with certain skills
  • #39 People use maillists currently to find expertise.
  • #41 Add Dan’s many pages of maillists
  • #45 USE CASE: Customer support. Working way better than JIRA. Better for the support team. Easier for customers. Project management for dummies. Project management for people who don’t want to take 40 hours to learn Sharepoint.
  • #46 Here is our 1.0 intranet. Can’t like a single thing on the page. In fact, the whole website is just a series of links. Fancy table of content. Screen capture of GO
  • #47 GO eliminates the need for people to go to the Qualnet home page Plus, we are looking into ways of incorporating GO data to improve Jive search results
  • #52 A social network without people is neither a network nor social. Bootstrapping problem. Chicken and egg problem.
  • #56 Let audience guess as to what the killer mobile app is.