The use of social networking sites will increase; people will shift to a strong family focus because they will be poorer. Older workers will get computer literate due to going back to work and working longer. […]
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The use of social networking sites will increase; people will shift to a strong family focus because they will be poorer. Older workers will get computer literate due to going back to work and working longer. […] February 5th, 2010 | Tags: Adoption, Analysis, Conference, Customer, Economy, Government, Management, Prediction, SNC, Social network, Strategy | Category: Economy | Leave a comment Review and Analysis of the twenty-first century’s first decade, how Web 1.0 and Web 2.0 are disrupting executives, enterprises, society and government.. crowdsourcing, collaboration, innovation, privacy, globalization, terrorism, organizational unbundling, and how to thrive in the Knowledge Economy’s accelerating volatility, which will spell the end of many Industrial Economy enterprises. […] January 2nd, 2010 | Tags: Adoption, CEO, China, CIO CTO, CMO, Collaboration, Crowdsourcing, Culture, Economics, Empowerment, Enterprise 2.0, Experience, Globalization, Government, Human capital, India, Innovation, Internet, Knowledge Economy, Management, Marketing, Outsourcing ITO BPO KPO, Politics, Prediction, Privacy, Review, Social network, Strategy, Technology, Transform, Web 1.0, Year in Review | Category: Social Business | One comment Digital social networks give front row seats in many aspects of human dramas, but few companies or individuals have the understanding of human behavior to appreciate fully what they are seeing. Many executives of commercial and government enterprises perceive “social” behavior as frivolous and discourage employees’ activity in social networks. This exceptional book shows that the separation of “work” and “social” is dangerously out of place today because collaboration produces the lion’s share of business value. To succeed, leaders need to appreciate the importance of social activity in collaboration and productivity, and how digital social networks can increase productivity. […] December 26th, 2009 | Tags: Adoption, anthropology, brain, chimpanzee, Collaboration, Culture, Development, Empowerment, evolutionary psychology, Experience, Facebook, Government, Higher education, homo sapiens, Human capital, Knowledge Economy, LinkedIn, Politics, Prediction, primate, Relationship, Research, Review, Social network, sociality, Strategy, Transform, Trust | Category: Society & Culture | 13 comments Drive customer engagement and brand value by focusing on the experience of using your product or service. This is the manna of word of mouth and social computing conversations. […] November 2nd, 2009 | Tags: Case study, Client, Community, Customer, Empowerment, Facebook, Government, High tech, Marketing, Mobile, Retail, Services, Strategy, Vision | Category: Social Business | 5 comments Sneak preview: the only social networking panel at 2009’s PanIIT, featuring insights from executives from Alcatel-Lucent, Allstate and Experian as well as two enterprise social networking consultants. […] October 4th, 2009 | Tags: Adoption, CIO CTO, Collaboration, Community, Conference, Customer, Employee, Enterprise, Executive, Facebook, Government, Higher education, Human capital, Innovation, Insurance, LinkedIn, Marketing, Professional services, Sales, Social network, Software, Twitter | Category: Social Business | Leave a comment Why 2009’s economic disruption will prove more pervasive and protracted than many experts think—and how you can guide you company. Guidance on using social networks to become more competitive and enhance your survival. […] July 26th, 2009 | Tags: CEO, Empowerment, Experience, Government, Human capital, Innovation, Knowledge Economy, Manufacturing & Transport, Politics, Transform | Category: Economy | 2 comments Recap of enterprise social networking workshop for how to create a repeatable process for designing and managing successful enterprise social networking initiatives […] January 28th, 2009 | Tags: Application, Conference, Enterprise, Facebook, Government, LinkedIn, Methodology, Mobile, MySpace, Seminar, Social network, Strategy, Twitter, Vendor | Category: Social Business | 2 comments Volatility, Uncertainly and Opportunity—Move Crisply while Competitors Are in Disarray
This is a high-stakes year in which we can expect surprises. Web 2.0 and social networks can help because they increase flexibility and adaptiveness. Alas, those who succeed will have to challenge conventional thinking considerably, which is not a trivial exercise in normal times. The volatility that many businesses face will make it more difficult because many of their clients and/or employees will be distracted. It will also make it easier because some of them will perceive that extensive change is afoot, and Web 2.0 will blend in with the cacaphony. Disruption produces unusual changes in markets, and the people that perceive the new patterns and react appropriately emerge as new leaders. […] January 2nd, 2009 | Tags: Adoption, CEO, CIO CTO, CMO, Economics, Empowerment, Enterprise 2.0, Globalization, Government, Healthcare, Human capital, India, Innovation, Internet, Knowledge Economy, Management, Marketing, Politics, Prediction, Review, Strategy, Technology, Transform, Web 1.0 | Category: Social Business | 4 comments Editor’s Choice of the Global Human Capital Journal—Accelerating Disruption and Opportunity
Look in any direction. From a macroeconomic perspective, the global economy is showing itself to be pervasively interdependent. The U.S. successfully exported its real estate finance crisis without even working up a sweat. I don’t believe that anyone really knows where all the bodies are buried yet, and central bank chairmen, national presidents and global organization leaders are still holding their breaths, even though they smile bravely on television. Barack Obama’s successful U.S. presidential campaign showed that a new era of politics is upon us; as we’ll discuss below, […] December 31st, 2008 | Tags: Adoption, CEO, CIO CTO, CMO, Economics, Empowerment, Enterprise 2.0, Globalization, Government, Healthcare, Higher education, Human capital, India, Innovation, Internet, Knowledge Economy, Management, Marketing, Politics, Prediction, Review, Strategy, Technology, Transform, Web 1.0, Year in Review | Category: Social Business | One comment Conventional Wisdom Scuttled—Disruption Preview—Business in the Batter’s Box
The Obama campaign is very instructive to business leaders because business customers are changing expectations of their leaders, as we’ll discuss in more detail below. As the Global Human Capital Journal is not primarily focused on politics, I am less interested in the fact that Obama was elected than how he was elected. Moreover, […] December 29th, 2008 | Tags: Adoption, Case study, CEO, CIO CTO, CMO, Collaboration, Culture, Debunk, Economics, Empowerment, Experience, Government, Human capital, Internet, Knowledge Economy, Marketing, Mobile, Politics, Strategy, Technology, Transform | Category: Government, Social Business, Social Platforms, Society & Culture | 10 comments |
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