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Enterprise Social Technology: Helping Organizations Harness the Power of Social Media, Social Networking, Social Relevance Review

Enterprise Social Technology: Helping Organizations Harness the Power of Social Media, Social Networking, Social Relevance
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In Enterprise Social Technology Scott Klososky shows how to build a holistic plan for incorporating social technology into corporate communications. Klososky encourages us to consider social technology not as an assortment of software applications but a collection of new capabilities involving social relevance (encompassing the online reputation of an individual or organization); social media (the use of Internet and digital media for sharing ideas, or entertainment); and social networking (reaching people through a variety of communication methods and online communities). Each of the book's chapters describes one of 12 steps for implementing social technology into an organization. He discusses in detail how to establish social tech development teams; how to design an internal governance policy that focuses attention on high-priority issues; how to establish a customer engagement policy; and how to implement a measurement system.
One of the book's strengths is the many examples of social tech use. Klososky summarizes success stories from British Airways, BBGeeks.com, Dell, and JetBlue, among others. Klososky also emphasizes the power of crowdsourcing to harnesses the talents of potential collaborators and provides examples from Starbuck's, Procter & Gamble, and FashionStake.com.
He walks us through the process of developing a social tech pilot project. And although it's difficult to measure the return on investment for social technology, Klososky shows how it can be done.

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A breakthrough executive guide to social technology crowdsourced by a leading theorist.
Every leader has heard of the business benefits of social technology, yet many still struggle to understand how to get the most out of the technological tools that are now available. Enterprise Social Technology demystifies this much-hyped subject and gives you a levelheaded, growth-focused approach to putting all kinds of social technology--not just the big, well-known platforms--to work for your organization.
Covering every aspect of social technology in the business arena--from planning and goal-setting, to assembling a social tech team, to integrating social tech with your existing online presence, to measuring the return on investment--Enterprise Social Technology presents a blueprint for success in the coming millennia.
Only a social technology pioneer such as author Scott Klososky could present these practical strategies using the very technology he describes. Scott created this book using the technique of crowdsourcing, opening authorship to those specialists who know the subject matter the best.
Learn to use social technology to your best advantage from a true tech visionary who himself has had tremendous success using Enterprise Social Technologies.

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Age of Conversation 3: It's Time to Get Busy Review

Age of Conversation 3: It's Time to Get Busy
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Most business books take 200 pages to explain one basic notion. Not Age of Conversation. Since this is a collaborative book by over 170 people, pretty much every page contains a stand-alone insight. This is a perfect book to pick up in lost moments to quickly read a couple of thought-starting entries. Even better, because the 170 marketing, PR and communications experts actually communicated whiel they were writing this, after a while it turns out the stand-alone insights are all connected to form an interesting collection where many ideas build one greater story. Very cool.

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Following the success of the first two editions, Age of Conversation 3: It's Time to Get Busy! again kick-starts the discussion about how the global marketing landscape is changing. With over 170 of the world's leading marketers, writers, thinkers and creative innovators contributing chapters, this collaborative work investigates the roles that community, conversation, experimentation, engagement, and collaboration play in shaping the 21st century's economy of ideas. As businesses, public and private organizations, and individuals realize that there's much more to social media and its impacts than meets the eye, Age of Conversation 3 shows us which platforms, tools, and approaches truly work, as well as those that simply don't. "Social media" may be the business buzzword (or, buzz-phrase) of 2010, but what's happening beyond the hype? What new practices and guidelines is social media imposing on business-as-usual? And what makes this type of media so much different than the media we're all used to?From the boardroom to the locus of customer interaction, social media is transforming the way we do business. The impact of this is being felt in every customer interaction, each business decision, and even in the way we source, retain and engage our staffs. This third book in the Age of Conversation series is crowdsourced, bringing together the world's leading practitioners to share their stories, perspectives, observations, and strategies. Their diverse insights and varying approaches are a reflection of the global, changing nature of business today.

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