8. “For companies, resistance to social media is futile. Your competitors are already there. Catch up… or catch you later.” (Business Week, February 19, 2009) Your Competition
9. Blog Deployment Up 18% Intranet 2.0 Global Study 2010 53% 18% enterprise deployment 35% limited deployment 8% have no plans
33. The Social Intranet An intranet that features multiple social media tools for most or all employees Multiple social media tools with at least some or limited exposure (optional) from the main intranet or portal home page Woven into most aspects of content consumption
37. Replacement and Reassessment Intranet 2.0 Global Study 2010 57% 27% in 6 months 30% in 6 months to 1 year 12% in 1 to 3 years 30% have no plans
38. Overall satisfaction Intranet 2.0 Global Study 2010, Preliminary Data 39% 18% rate tools as poor / very poor 35% executive satisfaction
39. Barriers to entry Intranet 2.0 Global Study 2010, Preliminary Data 32% Lack of a business case 31% cite executive support 26% addressing internal policy concerns
40. Planning for Intranet 2.0 An intranet is a process, not an event Know how to measure within your business Start with a metrics-driven plan Support with strategy and governance You can’t miss what you can’t measure
42. 9 Recommendations Leadership– Senior management must set the tone Plan– Planning is an essential requisite for success Benchmark– Understand the ingredients of a good blog, wiki Engage– gather input and feedback from employees early in the planning process; act quickly on necessary changes Governance– every tool needs an owner and a policy
43. 9 Recommendations Technology – don't be sold a solution, evaluate and select a 2.0 solution based on business requirements & needs Refresh – keep your content and tools relevant and fresh Monitor – Ensure you’re aware of which 2.0 websites are popular, how they work & what users like/dislike Measure – Document the link between social media & the business & develop & track KPIs
47. 47 Carmine PorcoGeneral Manager & V.P.Prescient Digital Media cporco@prescientdigital.com www.PrescientDigital.com www. IntranetBlog.com www.Twitter.com/carmineporco www.Communexions.com
Editor's Notes
Been using this for years, resonates well with the executive sweet. One year and half ago it was published, If you are not, you are behind the curve
Sony’s president blog, not to big, or too long. Big complaints from communicators is that our president doesn’t have time to blog, it doesn’t need to be that long. 200-250 words. Post comments, employees and respond. Can even submit ideas
Thompson Reuters, even a video, 50K employees and everyone can blog, status bar ala facebook and twitter. Can choose from over 400 blogs to have show-up on your homepage widgetThomsonReuters intranet home, using ALUI (now Oracle)
From to build blog
Start my own blog at Siemens
Tag cloud at Siemens
What about encouringing blogging. Blog Muse by IBM encourages
Thoughtfarmer,
Engineering laboratories, thougth farmer, recent activity, comments, news on the left
Built on Episerver, almost all social media, tag, cloud, bulleting board, blog entries, customizable quick links. A Social intranet, multiple social media tools integrated into the home pageIntranet case study: NNE Pharmaplan (site is powered by EpiServer, community built on Relate+)Simply put: We are the world’s leading consulting and engineering company in the complex field of pharma and biotech.If you just count the consulting and engineering companies that focus solely on pharma and biotech, we are in fact the largest. Headquartered in Copenhagen, Denmark, NNE Pharmaplan employs close to 2,000 employees in 27 locations around the world.- Any other anecdots or feedback that can attest to the success to date? When we launched the social media we in the project team were surprised how many that actually started to write blog posts and forum entries. It has "cooled" down a little now but is frequently used several people. It is good to see that the Chinese colleagues also are active. I'm not sure but for me it seems that the American colleagues are not so visible and active. I have no statistics, just a "gut feeling".There is a part of the community we call COI, Community of Interest. Some of these groups are very active and others less. We can see several examples of colleagues posting a question or problem in a forum and not long time after there are up to several comments and answers.A little cute story could be when I created a group called Cross Country Communication and just after a short time the first entry appeared and it was about why this person have the initials she had (all employees have initials made from letters in your name). She explained how they name each other in Spain and suddenly there was 6 others from different countries that explained how it worked in their country. Nothing to do with core business but something that can make us feel more like friends and get a bit closer, even if we physically are located in Denmark, China or some where else...The challenge now is how to collect all the good stuff that are created in blogs, forums etc and to make it visible to others that is not using the system so frequently and so it doesn't drown in the large amount of data created. We like to have a Community Gardner...and we have a loooong list of ideas we like to implement for the next version....Contact: Ingo Johansson, Web Consultant, Global IT Development, INGO@nnepharmaplan.comNNE PharmaplanVandtårnsvej 108 - 110DK-2860 Søborg, DenmarkMobile: +45 3079 2340Fax: +45 4444 3777www.nnepharmaplan.com
My groups, more interactive than S.P.An area that works well in the community is Groups. Everybody can create a group and it can be more or less work related. There is a part that's called COI (Community of Interest) that covers different diciplines in the company. The screen dump example is a Cross Cultural Communication group where a small thing like different lastnames created lot of interest.
User rating, like it, 51% are using S.P. 2007/2010 for their social media tools
Consejo, intranet, tab structure S.P. 2007, news and video features, participate in the discussion, search message board (dedicated), right hand column, submit a file to the intranet, elementary social intranet. being able to submit content and personalization to me as an individual
More involved social intranet: At Work, wikis, polls, discussion forums, blogs, content, users can post content 1-5 star scale, can even search out content on wikiLumbia (by rating most reviewed, recently discussed), and blogs. Combination of push such as news and social media, discussing of news blogs, wikis. Notice on quick poll introduces a number of subjects and can search recent polls by links. Do more, videos,
