While some goals and aspirations of Social Business seem new to many organizations, they are not new in the software world. The fundamentals of a successful open source development project are often identical to the goals identified by “Enterprise 2.0” or “Social Enterprise...
Then as now (though to a lesser extent), people were the key to success, but time and location constraints prevented organizations from building a kind of marketplace where information, knowledge, expertise, problems, and solution could meet
It's a significant development for AIIM because while there are a number of social media courses, academies, certificate programs, etc. in the marketplace, very few of them address governance at all and none of them have AIIM's deep expertise in information management processes and requirements
The intersection of these are critical in the marketplace and since a majority of AIIM members have a background more rooted in content (like me) I hope this will be a great venue for us all to learn and discuss the impact of Big Data, Big Content, and Social as they converge
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I use eBay as an example of the power of networked resources to reach into the long tail of a marketplace, or of an organization
Study after study has shown that organizations that leverage social media are more agile, more responsive, and better perceived by their constituents and customers and the marketplace. In other words, we had the same technology, security, and productivity concerns in the past about email, and internet access, and computers, and even telephones
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We are constantly talking about how the capabilities of capture will continue to grow, especially within mobile applications and devices, and were truly happy to see this type of growth in the marketplace. 12 percent of respondents are committed to a strategy of cloud deployment of capture – rising to 20 percent in the largest organizations
Healthcare specialists Sg2 wanted to enable the company’s advisory capability to become more viral, to encourage discussion and interaction around its findings and ideas, and position Sg2 as a hub for people in the industry to collaborate and communicate – not just with Sg2’s experts, but with each other – on healthcare issues, thereby increasing the number of potential customers it could reach and its penetration into the marketplace. Do you have an interesting social collaboration story to share?
I firmly believe that even if you do your homework well and select the best tool in the marketplace, your project can still fail if you don't plan for the people, or the organization change required
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