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At the Dachis Social Business Summit, one of the presenters, from Forrester, showed off their notion of the Always-Addressable Customer – combining geolocation and mobile to tailored marketing-messages. The presenter was clearly excited about it, and the two examples she showed…
A busy day last Thursday at the Dachis Group’s Social Business Summit London 2012, courtesy of a much-appreciated invite from the ever-indefatigable Dave Gray. An interesting day, too – not least because of the parallels and differences compared to my…
The social media evolution, mobile device proliferation and commodity consumer technology solutions are fundamentally changing the way we interact with each other, shop, browse, read, work, play and plenty more. But will it change how we educate forma…
The social media evolution, mobile device proliferation and commodity consumer technology solutions are fundamentally changing the way we interact with each other, shop, browse, read, work, play and plenty more. But will it change how we educate formal…
The social media evolution, mobile device proliferation and commodity consumer technology solutions are fundamentally changing the way we interact with each other, shop, browse, read, work, play and plenty more. But will it change how we educate formal…
Currently, there are too many EA frameworks that crowd the EA field, too many development approaches, too many insufficient metamodels… and too many parties that claim to hold the truth. Since the approaches or parties have little in common they bew…
Do CIOs need to engage and evangelize public social media networks to effectively lead their organizations in social media initiatives? Or is facilitating connection and collaboration among employees and clients enough? Who is most responsible for cultivating a social corporate culture? These are the questions I asked myself after reading the news that only about 10 percent of CIOs in the Fortune 250 are using public social networks. According to harmon.ie’s research, a paltry 4% […]
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This is part three of my Social Media Guideline series and the final post in the series. Social media is becoming a mainstay in how we engage and collaborate with our colleagues, peers and customers. With the introduction of social media tools into o…
This is part two of my Social Media Guideline series. Social media is becoming a mainstay in how we engage and collaborate with our colleagues, peers and customers. With the introduction of social media tools into our businesses, there is a need to d…
The Open Group recaps their identity management tweet jam which was held on Tuesday, April 17 (#ogChat). Continue reading →
Social media is becoming a mainstay in how we engage and collaborate with our colleagues, peers and customers. With the introduction of social media tools into our businesses, there is a need to develop some guidelines and polices. I am working on …
A great Tweet from Oscar Berg this morning: oscarberg: IMO #socbiz is primarily a mindset&way2see business in increasingly connected & digital age I think he’s exactly right there: in essence, ‘social business’ is a different mindset about the way a business relates with others, and also with itself (as in the now seemingly-all-but-forgotten ‘Enterprise 2.0′). […]