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How To Build A Community On Facebook

Monday, July 26th, 2010

Did you hear the news? Yesterday Facebook announced that now some 500 million people are actively using Facebook from across the globe. I recently noticed a post from Jeremiah Owyang asking the readers of his blog for their input on Facebook marketing best practice.

The Necessary Phases For Teams To Deliver Results

Monday, July 12th, 2010

That’s quite a mouthful I know.  This concept was recently introduced to me by Gil Yehuda via email and was originally developed by Bruce Tuckman (in the 1960′s) who believed that these were all necessary phases for teams to go through in order for them to grow and deliver results (and to overcome challenges, tackle [...]

Shifting Perspective: Community-focused Engagement

Monday, June 28th, 2010

Everything begins with a shift in perspective from viewing stakeholders as a separate entity, “us vs. them,” to a singular view of “us ” as this enlivens a new era of community-focused marketing and engagement.

Improving Your Company’s Social Performance

Monday, June 14th, 2010

Social Networking had seen itself evolve through the years. Websites like Facebook have become platforms for many individuals, organizations, and companies in pushing forward with their goals or advocacies. Many businesses have used Facebook as a more convenient advertising tool to reach out and entice their customers. To improve the business of its customers, Facebook [...]

How To Avoid Online Business Scams

Tuesday, June 1st, 2010

It sickens me when I see websites and TV commercials that scream how easy it is to make money online. Yes, according to them, it’s very simple and within a month or so you’ll be living the high life — fast cars, cool houses, mai tais on the beach. Not. Here’s the truth about starting [...]

Building Better BI Management With Mobile Data Mining

Monday, May 17th, 2010

Lots of articles talk about the need to provide BI and analysis on mobile devices. And lots of enterprise applications want to “mobilize” themselves. But I don’t see it. I don’t think employees want to do BI on a smartphone or even data mining on an iPad. Nor do they just want to enter data [...]

Managing Your Open Source Licensing

Monday, May 3rd, 2010

As open source usage becomes mainstream, it’s important to ensure you’re using a product your company can rely on in the future and that the use complies with open source licensing. Open source support provider OpenLogic reports over 330,000 open source software packages for enterprises to choose from. Finding the right open source project, with [...]

CIOs Becoming More Strict About Social Media

Monday, April 19th, 2010

Social networking sites such as Twitter and Facebook allow people to communicate more easily, but many companies are placing restrictions on how employees use these service at work, according to a new survey by Robert Half Technology.

Should Managers Monitor The Online Social Interactions Of Their Employees?

Monday, April 5th, 2010

Earlier on today, I bumped into one of those blog posts that you know is not going to leave you indifferent; quite the opposite, because it touches base on a growing trend that you know is going to cause plenty of trouble ahead, specially for most businesses out there who are starting to embrace social [...]