Showing posts with label casestudy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label casestudy. Show all posts

Sunday, December 20, 2009

Social Media and Employee Engagement, 19.12.2009: Case Studies

Social Media and Employee Engagement, 19.12.2009: Case Studies
by Harish Kotadia: "Social Media can be effectively used “internally” within an organization to engage employees, the way it is used externally to engage customers. I want to share with you a good Slideshare presentation by Polly Pearson of EMC on Social Media: Strategy & Execution that has several good case studies on internal Social Networks."

Thursday, December 17, 2009

Mashable, 16.12.2009: How a 40,000+ Employee Company Trains its Employees on Social Media

Mashable, 16.12.2009: How a 40,000+ Employee Company Trains its Employees on Social Media
by Adam Ostrow: "The 40,000 person company makes social media training mandatory for its employees and formalized a policy of “3Rs” – responsibility, respect and representation. Taking things a step further, today the company is trying something about as transparent as it gets – publishing their entire social media training guide online, so that anyone can check it out, learn and critique."

Friday, July 20, 2007

Socialtext Enterprise Wiki, 19.07.2007: Cases 2.0 Launched

Socialtext Enterprise Wiki, 19.07.2007: Cases 2.0 Launched
by Ross Mayfield: "During his keynote at the Enterprise 2.0 conference in Boston, HBS Professor Andrew McAfee put out a call to create a community for sharing case studies on Enterprise 2.0. After some sharing and prototyping in private, www.cases2.com launched today on a Socialtext wiki."

Saturday, December 16, 2006

Communitelligence.com, 11.12.2006: Intranet case study: GM’s mySocrates

Communitelligence.com, 11.12.2006: Intranet case study: GM’s mySocrates
by Toby Ward: "General Motors Corp. (NYSE: GM), the world's largest automaker, has been the global industry sales leader for 75 years. The intranet is a unifying force in massive, sprawling enterprise that employs about 327,000 people in 33 countries."