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The Two Faces of Social Business
Co-evolution has always played an important role in the history of humankind, specially when it comes to the complex relationships existing between technology and social behaviors. The social tools sweeping over the web and entering at increasing pace into our … Continue reading
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Tagged behavior, business design, culture, enterprise 20, governance, management, salesforce, social business, tibbr
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Social Media: Thinking Over Words Meaning
Terminology, as language itself, always had a huge impact on our thinking. Considering the pervasive place social media has taken into our online lives, from mundane Facebook conversations to companies-wide collaborative platforms, including strategies as diverse as Youtube-based marketing campaigns, … Continue reading
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Tagged culture, economy, enterprise 20, governance, networks, politics, social contract, social media
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Moving Beyond the Smoke Screen
“Social software enables people to rendezvous, connect or collaborate through computer-mediated communication and to form online communities.” This definition, taken from Wikipedia, and quoted by Andrew McAfee in his 2006 definition of Enterprise 2.0, summaries pretty well most present ‘social’ … Continue reading
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Tagged behavior, business design, enterprise 20, governance, innovation, management, strategy
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Is Collaboration a Crock?
Let us face it; we, as humans, are selfish, individualists, and undoubtedly clinging to any privileges associated with power. Goodwill and sharing among peers follow Nielsen’s principle, and most of us wouldn’t even imagine acting differently unless obliged to. The … Continue reading
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Tagged behavior, business design, complexity, customers, enterprise 20, governance, process, SCRM, strategy
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The Importance of Non-Customers
Michael Wu, Scientist of Analytics at Lithium, has posted a great article upon the different components defining the strength of a Relationship. The notion of tie strength was first introduced in 1973 by Prof. Mark Granovetter in his seminal work: … Continue reading
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Tagged behavior, SCRM, social media, strategy
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