This week I received a link to an interesting post called “Social Media's Secret Weapon – Email”...Specially coming together with Social Media, and even more when I saw it called out as its secret weapon!
Last time we focused on the Relevancy of ECM, but today we focused on the intersection of ECM and Social Media . While I wanted to wait and share my thoughts after the summary was posted, I thought I would share my thoughts now given the chaotic state of next week
There are no clear rules for the governance of social media and it is up to individual organizations to decide how to use and govern social media
For enterprises social media applications such as blogs, LinkedIn, Facebook, and Twitter bring both business opportunities and risk
Using enterprise wiki, social media and other already existing tools might be an effective way to win over employees and build a reliable knowledge management environment. However, there are problems with using popular social networking and collaboration tools, be it TypePad, Twitter, YouTube, Zimbra or another “general purpose / general audience” software in a corporate environment
I thought I would have a fun with this post and think about things that one should NOT do with social media. I have intentionally limited my list to 6 rather than the usual 8 so that the is some room for audience participation
There is great value in the immediate, real-time connections made within the various consumer-based social platforms. Within the enterprise, however, the greater value is realized over time
Social enterprise is dead
It’s been quite a while since the world has been gripped by the Social Media fever. However, as is the case with any new concept that catches the masses by their eyeballs and wallets, social media too has turned into a big Gold Rush with many following suit. Suddenly, plenty of creative designers, copywriters, and account managers have now turned into peer-recognized and self-proclaimed social media specialists
The term social content has been getting some airplay of late...And kill the word Social here. If it is truly social content, it isn’t business relevant
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