The imperative for business leaders is clear: falling behind in creating internal and external networks could be a critical mistake. Executives need to push their organizations toward becoming…
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Posted by Loraine Lawson Jan 3, 2011 on ITBusinessEdge.com
Collaborative, Web 2.0 investments can pay off in reduced costs, increased profits and even increased market shares - if companies are fully integrating these technologies internally and externally, according to a recent study published by McKinsey Quarterl. Among other things, the report states:
The way we work is changing rapidly, offering an enormous competitive advantage to those who embrace the new tools that enable contextual, agile and simplified information exchange and collaboration to distributed workforces and networks of partners and customers. Learn more by reading this insightful White paper by Sameer Patel and Oliver Marks
Understanding how to orchestrate greater value and flexibility from large enterprise backbone applications in conjunction with newer, more agile Enterprise 2.0 processes and technologies to effectively support critical business functions is a major challenge for business leadership.
This whitepaper examines the value of collaborative and 'social' concepts and their associated technologies towards achieving core performance goals and facilitating underlying business process.
Examine the…
Great article by Kristin Burnham for CIO: Want to start the New Year off fresh? Here are a handful of quick changes you can make right away to your social networking presence to ensure your credentials set you apart from the competition
If your LinkedIn profile includes any of the terms "dynamic, motivated, results-oriented or innovative problem solver with a proven track record," it's probably time for a profile makeover. Yesterday, LinkedIn released its top 10 overused buzzwords in U.S. member-profiles --descriptors, LinkedIn says, that are ambiguous and really don't say anything.
"These are the buzzwords that people see frequently in media, so they're reflecting what they read and hear," says Lewis Howes, author of…
There is no doubt about the tremendous influence blogging exercises on business growth. A recent HubSpot study shows that companies that blog achieve far better marketing results that the ones that don't blog - attracting 55% more website visitors than non-blogging companies.
A recent HubSpot study shows that companies that blog achieve far better marketing results that the ones that don't blog - attracting 55% more website visitors than non-blogging companies.
So what are you waiting for? Are you wondering how to get your staff organized and involved? Curated by Jeff Ente at Who's Blogging What, this 24-page curated whitepaper about business blogging will provide you with the insights to gain competitive advantage through blogging this year and next.
This…
As businesses continue to integrate social media and become more confident and comfortable with social media tools and platforms, we’re starting to see a change in social media usage. A new study reveals what’s changing with social media. Great report summary by Amy Porterfield, Published November 30, 2010
As businesses continue to integrate social media and become more confident and comfortable with social media tools and platforms, we're starting to see a change in social media usage. A new study reveals what's changing with social media. SmartBrief recently partnered with Summus Limited to survey more than 6,000 of its readers across a variety of industries.
They benchmarked and measured the state of social media usage among businesspeople. The data identified eight prevalent trends that…
Webinar focused on scientifically proven ways to blog better, use trigger words and increasing your credibility.
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Great article By Laura Casey posted in Contra Costa Time on: 10/06/2010
ALL THE balleyhoo that social networking sites such as Twitter and Facebook are diminishing our need for e-mail can be best summarized by paraphrasing Mark Twain: Reports of e-mail's death have been greatly exaggerated.
Just ask Wesley Lee, a 21-year-old senior at UC Berkeley studying computer science. He's looking for a job after graduation, and e-mail is his lifeline to job leads and a possible employer contact.
"I am addicted to my e-mail," he says. "I check my phone for new e-mail all…
Great article by Anand Subramaniam , published in Forbes.com that elaborates on the premise Why businesses need to start out being ''antisocial.'' A good read for those involved in using social media for marketing and customer service.
Social media usage continues to grow explosively. Not surprisingly, businesses want to leverage social media for customer acquisition and retention, as well as brand building. Providing good customer service to the social consumer is emerging as a critical imperative to achieving these objectives since social media is also a natural venue for customers to air their grievances.
While going social in customer service makes sense for many businesses, it might pay to be "antisocial" first,…
Great article by Vawn Himmelsbach, posted on: 31 Oct 2010 For: Channelworld India, where he writes about the importance of knowing the language and cultural challenges to understanding the online conversation about your brand. A must read.
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