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What it Takes to be a Social Business
Social Business: It is NOT Culture. Or Technology. But Maslow Gets It
Deb Lavoy (@deb_lavoy): “Culture eats technology for lunch” is a clever line that’s been circulating for a couple of years in the social business circuit. I’m not really sure who said it first (feel free to claim it), but all your favorite people have quoted it. It's meant to suggest that social business isn’t a technology problem, but a cultural one. But that is a distraction. Becoming a social business is about neither.
Six Core Digital Workplace Capabilities: Designing with the Workforce in Mind
Oscar Berg (@oscarberg): There has been much buzz lately about the results from a study by McKinsey Global Institute, which estimated that knowledge worker productivity could potentially be increased with 20-25 percent with use of social technologies. Whether or not these figures are realistic or not, they point to the great potential for improving knowledge work and how social technologies can play a key role in unlocking that potential.
Enterprise Social Networks Will Render Company Intranets Obsolete
Tom Petrocelli (@tompetrocelli): After the communication value of the Internet and web technology became apparent, it was only a matter of time before that same interaction capability was applied to internal corporate communications. Company intranets and employee portals sprang up across the business landscape. Will the growth of social networking have a similar effect?
When is the Best Time to Turn Your SharePoint Intranet into a Social Intranet?
Andrew Bishop (@andrewbish): There's a social enterprise revolution going on and your intranet is right in the middle of it.
The social tsunami that has swept the consumer space has also spread to the corporate world, where social enterprise tools have been gaining user traction and executives are getting excited and anxious in equal measures about getting "Facebook for the enterprise."
My Other DAM is a Self-Service Intranet Portal
Edward Smith (@damgeek): Running a digital asset management system without a self-service DAM intranet portal is like buying gas in Oregon — the “drivers” (end users) must rely on an “attendant” (a person in charge of managing digital assets) just to get to work.
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