Earlier this week, I posted the Social Media Venn Diagram , but forgot to mention where I fit into it. social media Social Media Venn Diagram Venn DiagramHere’s a quick video telling you where I see myself. Where do you fit? MORE >>

When evaluating the  factors, the use of an interrelationship and affinity diagram enables us to sort through the collective meaning of the factors and then categorize them—meaning determine and rank how the categories relate to or influence each other. Factor analysis , also known as environmental scanning, is a method to analyze the environment in which a business operates. Environmental scanning mainly focuses on the macro environment of a business and personal factors. Whereas context analysis considers the entire environment of a business, its internal and external environment. MORE >>

There have been several images and diagrams which have attempted to depict the shift or evolution from CRM to Social CRM.  We can see from the diagram above what this evolution means to both the company and the customer. Great diagram! Social Media Globetrotter Home Consulting Speaking Travel Blog About SOCIAL MEDIA GLOBETROTTER The Evolution of CRM to Social CRM View Comments July 1st, 2010 In the last post we looked at what the difference between CRM and SCRM is (with visuals).  Today I want to talk about how CRM is actually evolving to SCRM.  Any comments or questions?  MORE >>

Also a diagram on private to public social networks. Technorati Tags: diagram , Elliot Schrage , Facebook , laurel papworth , Online Communities , privacy , reclaim privacy , reclaimprivacy , settings , social media , social networks. Tags: Facebook Online Communities social media social networks diagram Elliot Schrage laurel papworth privacy reclaim privacy reclaimprivacy settings Facebook keeps changing around what is private and what is public in the default settings. But the crowd is smarter than the individual company so ReclaimPrivacy have tools for you. kid you not. MORE >>

Rochelle Kopp says that the Japanese prefer to present data visually, in charts, graphs and diagrams – Japanese tend to prefer taking in information visually, while Americans tend to prefer taking in information aurally. Follow the blog on RSS , Twitter or Facebook and youll never miss a post again! My hypothesis is that this is due to the differences in the language – that the process of becoming literate in Japanese requires honing of visual processing skills beyond that required to become literate in English,due to the ideographic characters. For more, read my bio. MORE >>