Salvation Army: A private social network

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Stuart McIntyre

Presented by Mark Calleran of the Salvation Army at the Social Connections event on 4th July 2011 in London.

Technology Spiritual

Making physical connections virtual

Mark Calleran CITP MBCS
Chief Information Officer
International Headquarters
The Salvation Army

Monday, 11 July 11

Making Physical
contacts, Virtual

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Monday, 11 July 11

Enterprise Connections

Monday, 11 July 11

A Private Social Network

The Salvation Army

Monday, 11 July 11

Good morning Martyn...

I'm not sure if it is you I need to send this to - if not I
would be grateful if you could forward it to the
appropriate person in the SI department.

One of the clients in our centre, Gavin, approached me
with the idea for a 'Residents' Forum' on the internet
for residents of Army hostels. I asked him to elaborate
and his suggestion is outlined below.

Given the number of our clients who now have access
to internet facilities a moderated forum may be of
benefit to the Army in terms of client involvement and
empowerment, and give our clients a louder voice.

I would welcome your views as to the practicality of
such a project.

Many thanks,

George.
Project Manager
The Salvation Army

Monday, 11 July 11

Can we help you
Gavin?
I think so.

Monday, 11 July 11

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Salvation Army: A private social network

1. Making physical connections virtual Mark Calleran CITP MBCS Chief Information Officer International Headquarters The Salvation Army Monday, 11 July 11

2. Youth Convention Monday, 11 July 11

3. Monday, 11 July 11

4. Making Physical contacts, Virtual • Introducing.. The POKEN Monday, 11 July 11

5. Enterprise Connections Monday, 11 July 11

6. A Private Social Network The Salvation Army Monday, 11 July 11

7. Monday, 11 July 11

8. Good morning Martyn... I'm not sure if it is you I need to send this to - if not I would be grateful if you could forward it to the appropriate person in the SI department. One of the clients in our centre, Gavin, approached me with the idea for a 'Residents' Forum' on the internet for residents of Army hostels. I asked him to elaborate and his suggestion is outlined below. Given the number of our clients who now have access to internet facilities a moderated forum may be of benefit to the Army in terms of client involvement and empowerment, and give our clients a louder voice. I would welcome your views as to the practicality of such a project. Many thanks, George. Project Manager The Salvation Army Monday, 11 July 11

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11. Can we help you Gavin? I think so. Monday, 11 July 11

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