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- 1. Erik Johnson General Manager cubeless Unleashing the Power of Human Capital With E2.0 Key lessons from successful enterprise social networks
- 3. You are lost in an unfamiliar city… Le Galapait “Rome is…Lost Tourists” on Flickr
- 4. Which do you choose first: Printed Directories A phone directory, map and other printed sources of information?
- 5. Which do you choose first: The Internet A computer with a live Internet connection and ability to search for information on the web?
- 6. Which do you choose first: The Experts A collection of residents and city experts standing on a nearby street corner?
- 8. The workplace is no different Each day employees face challenges, questions and opportunities that they may not have encountered before.
- 15. So, what is missing? Immediate access to the collective intelligence of the entire organization Social Media
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- Up to 30% of an average knowledge worker’s time is spent searching for information (at a cost per employee of $18K per year) (Source: IDC) Google: 12,248 employees; $220 million lost annually Cisco Systems: 50,125 workers; $902 million down the drain each year Edward Jones: 33,586 professionals; $640 million that could be “spent” elsewhere per year Mayo Clinic: 41,007 employees; $738 million wasted yearly General Mills: 28,578 workers; $514 million thrown away annually Devon Energy: 4,852 professionals; $87 million goes bye-bye each year Just one component of how community can pay for itself Reduction of search time down by 5% (down to 28.5%) saves Mayo $37 million
- Up to 30% of an average knowledge worker’s time is spent searching for information (at a cost per employee of $18K per year) (Source: IDC) Google: 12,248 employees; $220 million lost annually Cisco Systems: 50,125 workers; $902 million down the drain each year Edward Jones: 33,586 professionals; $640 million that could be “spent” elsewhere per year Mayo Clinic: 41,007 employees; $738 million wasted yearly General Mills: 28,578 workers; $514 million thrown away annually Devon Energy: 4,852 professionals; $87 million goes bye-bye each year Just one component of how community can pay for itself Reduction of search time down by 5% (down to 28.5%) saves Mayo $37 million
- Up to 30% of an average knowledge worker’s time is spent searching for information (at a cost per employee of $18K per year) (Source: IDC) Google: 12,248 employees; $220 million lost annually Cisco Systems: 50,125 workers; $902 million down the drain each year Edward Jones: 33,586 professionals; $640 million that could be “spent” elsewhere per year Mayo Clinic: 41,007 employees; $738 million wasted yearly General Mills: 28,578 workers; $514 million thrown away annually Devon Energy: 4,852 professionals; $87 million goes bye-bye each year Just one component of how community can pay for itself Reduction of search time down by 5% (down to 28.5%) saves Mayo $37 million
- Up to 30% of an average knowledge worker’s time is spent searching for information (at a cost per employee of $18K per year) (Source: IDC) Google: 12,248 employees; $220 million lost annually Cisco Systems: 50,125 workers; $902 million down the drain each year Edward Jones: 33,586 professionals; $640 million that could be “spent” elsewhere per year Mayo Clinic: 41,007 employees; $738 million wasted yearly General Mills: 28,578 workers; $514 million thrown away annually Devon Energy: 4,852 professionals; $87 million goes bye-bye each year Just one component of how community can pay for itself Reduction of search time down by 5% (down to 28.5%) saves Mayo $37 million
- Up to 30% of an average knowledge worker’s time is spent searching for information (at a cost per employee of $18K per year) (Source: IDC) Google: 12,248 employees; $220 million lost annually Cisco Systems: 50,125 workers; $902 million down the drain each year Edward Jones: 33,586 professionals; $640 million that could be “spent” elsewhere per year Mayo Clinic: 41,007 employees; $738 million wasted yearly General Mills: 28,578 workers; $514 million thrown away annually Devon Energy: 4,852 professionals; $87 million goes bye-bye each year Just one component of how community can pay for itself Reduction of search time down by 5% (down to 28.5%) saves Mayo $37 million