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Driving Social Media From Behind the Firewall
Altitude Branding | Brand Elevation through Social Media —
Authority: 588
This is a guest post from Michael Brito, and the fourth and final installment in the Internal Social Media series . Michael is here to share with us some of his actual, real-life experiences with implementing social media inside organizations. Special thanks to Michael for sharing his experiences from the trenches. ...6 days ago -
Internal Social Media: Building A Plan
Altitude Branding | Brand Elevation through Social Media —
Authority: 588
This is the second post in the four part Internal Social Media series. If you’ve enjoyed this series or others you’ve read here, consider subscribing for free ! Building a plan to deploy internal social media has a lot of the same elements and considerations as building an external plan. But there are ...1 week ago -
Profits, passion, purpose
businessmodel innovation _ design —
Authority: 134
This has been a highlight of this second day at LeWeb 2009 . Tony Hsieh, CEO, Zappos.com , blew away the crowd this morning at LeWeb with an inspiring speech about meaning/purpose and happiness. A long applause followed his presentation. Sebastien compiled a write-up of Tony’s talk here , some tasty bits on ...1 week ago -
The Promise of Social Media
Intersection Marketing Blog —
Authority: 106
The promise of social media is Social Business Design – the use of tools and technology, not as the endgame, but rather as a means of aligning social media and business strategy . A social culture shift has the power to elevate your organization by facilitating: internal/external connectivity the need to ...1 week ago -
Cooperation versus self-interest: the theory of collective action and its relevance to project management
Eight to Late —
Authority: 109
IntroductionConventional wisdom deems that any organizational activity involving several people has to be closely supervised to prevent it from dissolving into chaos and anarchy. The assumption underlying this view is that individuals involved in the activity will, if left unsupervised, make decisions based on ...2 weeks ago -
BEYOND THE CUBICLE - CORPORATE CULTURE: Culturally speaking...are you where you need to be?
The National Networker (TNNW) Blog —
Authority: 134
Beyond The Cubicle - Corporate Culture with Teri Aulph Whether we want to admit it or not, everyone wants to be valued, appropriately compensated and a strong fit for the organizations in which we spend 40+ hours per week. Organizational culture is the most influential aspect of a company that can ...3 weeks ago -
Hiring For Social Media: What I’d Look For
Altitude Branding | Brand Elevation through Social Media —
Authority: 588
In my previous posts on, I pointed out some good and some bad on the social media job front. A few asked what I thought social media jobs should look like, so I’ll do my best. But I’m not going to write this like a typical job description, because I think the content is more important than the format. Social ...3 weeks ago -
BusinessWeek.com Launches Collaboration Column
The Culture of Collaboration —
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Internal competition wreaks havoc in organizations, compromising collaboration and reducing value. The cost is often hidden, but it can be significant. That’s why my first column on collaboration for BusinessWeek .com focuses on internal competition. The column is part of the site’s Management section, which ...4 weeks ago -
Cartoon: Social Media Aliens
Family Learning Center —
Authority: 164
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The user who wasn’t there: on the role of the imagined user in design discourse
Eight to Late —
Authority: 109
IntroductionUsers should be the centre of focus on projects as they are the ultimate beneficiaries (or sufferers) of the end-product. Given this, there should be frequent dialogue between the designers/creators of a product and those who will use it. Most project managers would accept the foregoing as an ...5 weeks ago
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