Web 2.0 Goes to Work at  McGraw-Hill Patrick Durando Senior Director, Global New Media November 18, 2009
Agenda The Need for Collaboration and Knowledge Sharing Example Uses Tactics for Adoption and Lessons Learned Value Future Plans
The Need Geographically diverse organizations Inefficient projects Technology Hurdles Intranet SharePoint Wiki’s Accessibility across departments, regions and firewalls. Too much visibility UGC
Use Case #1-  Collaboration and Knowledge share across teams
Use Case #2- Familiar Tools for 21 st  Century Employees
Use Case #3- Virtual Eventspace
Use Cases #4- Communication Platform and Learning Opportunity
Use Case #5- Customer Support Knowledgebase and PMO Documentation Education Segment Sharing customer support solutions 250 Registered Users Centralized across shifts and offices. Project Management Office 600 users Central document repository Eliminates attachment overhead No longer document centric
Tactics for Adoption and Lessons Learned Drop the email crutch Key member buy-in Have a plan for how Train, even though you don’t need to “ Build it and they will come” doesn’t work Misses External Advisory Board- Too established, too little control Regionally diverse department- Too many alternatives  New Hire Portal- Zero Comfort level from Senior Management
Value Increase in Technical aptitude Reduction in face-to-face meetings Reduction in email traffic and storage Easy Project Extranets Tech savvy environment for new and prospective employees Employee Networking- still via wiki for now. Safe experimentation in new social networking space Low cost for experimentation
Future Plans Enterprise Rollout Platform for Remote Sales Force, particularly microblogging Employee Directory?

Web 2.0 Goes to Work at McGraw Hill

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    Web 2.0 Goesto Work at McGraw-Hill Patrick Durando Senior Director, Global New Media November 18, 2009
  • 2.
    Agenda The Needfor Collaboration and Knowledge Sharing Example Uses Tactics for Adoption and Lessons Learned Value Future Plans
  • 3.
    The Need Geographicallydiverse organizations Inefficient projects Technology Hurdles Intranet SharePoint Wiki’s Accessibility across departments, regions and firewalls. Too much visibility UGC
  • 4.
    Use Case #1- Collaboration and Knowledge share across teams
  • 5.
    Use Case #2-Familiar Tools for 21 st Century Employees
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    Use Case #3-Virtual Eventspace
  • 7.
    Use Cases #4-Communication Platform and Learning Opportunity
  • 8.
    Use Case #5-Customer Support Knowledgebase and PMO Documentation Education Segment Sharing customer support solutions 250 Registered Users Centralized across shifts and offices. Project Management Office 600 users Central document repository Eliminates attachment overhead No longer document centric
  • 9.
    Tactics for Adoptionand Lessons Learned Drop the email crutch Key member buy-in Have a plan for how Train, even though you don’t need to “ Build it and they will come” doesn’t work Misses External Advisory Board- Too established, too little control Regionally diverse department- Too many alternatives New Hire Portal- Zero Comfort level from Senior Management
  • 10.
    Value Increase inTechnical aptitude Reduction in face-to-face meetings Reduction in email traffic and storage Easy Project Extranets Tech savvy environment for new and prospective employees Employee Networking- still via wiki for now. Safe experimentation in new social networking space Low cost for experimentation
  • 11.
    Future Plans EnterpriseRollout Platform for Remote Sales Force, particularly microblogging Employee Directory?