Implementing a successful Business Process Management strategy can go a significant way towards creating an improved and sustainable competitive advantage and performance for many businesses, adding value to an organization by improving processes and achieving an optimal outcome. In simple terms, it is a philosophy of allowing management to focus on continuously changing and improving the business to make it more effective, and to make a significant contribution to its strategy and objectives
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I hope that by the end of my session you will be enlightened to the fact that if your company isn’t already looking at a strategy and establishing governance around social media, it needs to do so quickly
Register for the AIIM Social Business Virtual Conference at http://www.aiim.org/SocBizCon f Ming Kwan, Marketing Manager, Nokia Share to Connect Jacob Morgan, Principal, The Chess Media Group The Business Impact of Collaboration Steve Ressler, Founder, GovLoop.com The Story of GovLoop.com Jesse Wilkins, Director, Systems of Engagement, AIIM Developing a Twitter Policy Dianne Kelley, Director, Records Management, Viacom Aligning Strategy and Governance with Business Requirements Gayle Weiswasser, Vice President, Social Media Communications, Discovery Communications How Discovery Engages with their Audience Bob Larrivee, Director, AIIM How Mobile Devices Will Transform Paper Processes Ken Bisconti, IBM Social Media Meets Enterprise Content Management Debra Logan, Vice President, Gartner Key Issues for Enterprise Information Management Claire Flanagan, Director, Social Business Strategy, CSC Getting Beyond the Field of Dreams: Building a Successful Social Business Strategy, Inside and Out If you're looking for answers to these questions, you really should attend
Some of the areas that should be included in your social strategy: Understand your business case
I asked Claire Flanagan , Director, Social Business Strategy at CSC, to share some thoughts about her presentation with us
Your plans should include a detailed search strategy. Have you adopted a metadata strategy? This is a key component of your search strategy, but concentrates more around understanding the kinds of content/data/artifacts within your system
In particular I will describe a framework for identifying and developing information governance drivers and strategies for achieving them, particularly as they apply to social business technologies
Many companies, whether considering further investment in their SharePoint 2007 deployments or planning upgrades to SharePoint 2010, are reviewing their social media strategies