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Tuesday, December 15, 2009
Define Business Goals and Objectives
As In both cases, there are two essential roles:
The current definition of stakeholder on wikipedia describes the role of stakeholder as "... In order to actually get work done, you need to trim the list a bit, down to relevant and representative stakeholders that represent key roles and departments affected by, or expected to contribute resources to the community.
A This post is part of an ongoing series about developing an online community strategy . As a reminder, all posts will be tagged #ocb2b
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Tuesday, December 15, 2009
Define Business Goals and Objectives
As In both cases, there are two essential roles:
The current definition of stakeholder on wikipedia describes the role of stakeholder as “… a party that affects or can be affected by the actions of the business as a whole.” In order to actually get work done, you need to trim the list a bit, down to relevant and representative stakeholders that represent key This post is part of an ongoing series about developing an online community strategy . As a reminder, all posts will be tagged #ocb2b
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Thursday, January 7, 2010
The Community Roundtable A peer network for community managers and social media practitioners. Home About Membership Who We Are Partners News & Mentions Our Mission Community Maturity Model Roundtable Schedule Facilitators Blog Community Community Is A Management Approach, Not Just a Role by Rachel Happe on December 17, 2009
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Tuesday, June 23, 2009
Finding new roles for middle management Jun 09 Key success factor for Enterprise 2.0: Finding new roles for middle management Yes, I said it. Home About Blog Contact LLiu's Community
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Sunday, January 24, 2010
This is the role of social structures in the collaboration process, and the consequences of the different ways in which such structures arise.
Should we allow personal acquaintances and friendships to take a role in the knowledge management structure?
Observation shows that the above advantages can become problems if interpersonal links play too much of a role.
That was the title. The subtitle was “The challenge of sustainable socialisation”.
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Sunday, May 6, 2007
exact any/all The original knowledge-management publication denotes premium content | Feb 24 2009 E-mail: Password: Forget your password? Click Here Business Intelligence Collaboration Competitive Intelligence Communities of Practice CRM Culture E-learning Enterprise Content Management Enterprise Search
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Friday, January 16, 2009
It's a good checklist of things to avoid, but I keep coming back to number 1:
" The No Goal Error. collaboration" is not a goal in itself). But to say that there is "no goal" sees too extreme in my view. The goal is not articulated for others to understand and embrace. Matt wrote last month about five common collaboration tool errors . Not having a purpose or objective behind what you are doing.
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Wednesday, November 7, 2007
general structure and flow of work is proposed with the end goal being support for development of an organization-wide plan for employing social media and social networking in support of defined corporate goals. No assumptions or recommendations are made here about the governance structure of how such a plan should be implemented, nor are recommendations made for how technology should be managed to achieve these goals. My newest post is “A ‘Web 2.0 Is Dead’ Post That Says Something”
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Wednesday, December 2, 2009
Goal Definition:
How How to assemble an internal stakeholder team and facilitate definition of business goals for the community.
2. Factoring the goals of the business, the needs of the members, and the opportunities in the social media ecosystem to create a presence architecture that maps out where to focus engagements.
5. overview of the important and evolving role of the Online Community The topic of online community strategy is one of the things that occupies a large chunk of my mental cycles. I've written about a pretty basic process and framework a few
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Tuesday, March 10, 2009
While it may take a village or wider family to raise a child, it takes roles to raise a community. And unless you have endless time or deep pockets to pay someone (or some ONES) these roles have to be distributed across the community. Lets take a look at some possible roles in learning communities or communities of practice. Community Leadership in Learning - bees, mentors, coaches, experts and friends
This is the sixth in a series of blog posts I wrote for Darren Sidnick .
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