We recently opened a survey to better understand how the market is maturing in the use of social and community practices. One of the big questions we wanted to understand is the adoption maturity of these methods for different business uses - i.e. were they researching, planning for, experimenting, … [Read more...]
Alcoa Case Study – Social Business and Observable Work
One of the sessions at the Enterprise 2.0 conference was lead by Brian Tullis and Joe Crumpler of Alcoa Fastening Systems (yes, Alcoa uses social processes and tools which means you can too...) and they spoke about how social tools make work 'observable' and its implications. One direct implication … [Read more...]
Kathy O’Reilly on Managing Niche Communities
The Community Roundtable has partnered with Voce Communications to produce a new podcast series, "Conversations with Community Managers." In this series, TheCR's Jim Storer joins forces with Voce’s Doug Haslam to speak with people from a variety of industries about their efforts with community and … [Read more...]
Michael Pace on the Roles of Email and Social Media
The Community Roundtable has partnered with Voce Communications to produce "Conversations with Community Managers." In this podcast series, TheCR's Jim Storer joins forces with Voce’s Doug Haslam to speak with people from a variety of industries about their efforts with community and social media … [Read more...]
Ray Gans on Defining an “Active Community Member”
The Community Roundtable has partnered with Voce Communications to produce a new podcast series, "Conversations with Community Managers." In this series, TheCR's Jim Storer joins forces with Voce’s Doug Haslam to speak with people from a variety of industries about their efforts with community and … [Read more...]
Recap of the Enterprise 2.0 Conference
Last week, I attended the Enterprise 2.0 conference and, with Ted Hopton, chaired the Community Development and Management track. There were a several notable changes to this event - the first was that the conference was broken up into disciplines and business processes which helped bring more … [Read more...]
Survey: Assessing Social & Community Maturity
Over the past year, we've been talking with our clients and members about the Community Maturity Model which lays out a high level framework to help organize how to approach either a discrete social initiative or general social business enablement across an enterprise. When we created the framework … [Read more...]
The Inextricable Link Between Social Media and Enterprise 2.0
Social media and enterprise 2.0 are largely thought of separately these days, in large part because social media primarily affects communications and relationships with constituent groups outside of the organization and enterprise 2.0 addresses collaboration and innovation behind the firewall. In … [Read more...]
Enterprise 2.0 Conference – Community Development & Management Track
It is an exciting time to be working in community management. Why? Because while the role has been around for a while, it is getting a lot more attention lately and it is becoming a strategic differentiator for executives and companies that do it well. Another positive trend is that there is growing … [Read more...]
Managing The Social Ecosystem – A SAP Case Study
We had the pleasure of having Gail Moody-Byrd, Sr. Director of SAP Global Ecosystem Marketing, join TheCR Network members this week to share how she thinks of the relationship between SAP's core communities, their social media outposts - Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, LinkedIn, Flickr, & … [Read more...]
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