Social Media Strategery

FEBRUARY 1, 2009

While it’s good to show an executive a tool that can be used to improve their processes, it’s often more important for them to understand the bigger picture. link] Deirdre Reid I just went through this process to get an open LinkedIn group started — yes, that was it, but it’s a baby step in the right direction.

Gov 2.0 56

Gov 2.0 Social Media Web 2.0 How To 56

Social Media Strategery

JUNE 21, 2009

Make sure you give it every chance to succeed and address the people, policies, and processes too. 3)One of the most effective ways to sway non-believers is to show them two use cases (preferably a video/animation) illustrating a common business process they perform. Enterprise 2.0 Even in cultures where E2.0

Gov 2.0 117

Gov 2.0 Wiki Social Media Collaboration 117

Social Media Strategery

JANUARY 21, 2010

One great example is what Gov 2.0 prodigy Dustin Haisler is doing at Manor.Govfresh.com , where he’s sharing the City of Manor’s innovation processes. We’re in the process of creating an event series focused on local open government/Gov 2.0 I enjoy the GovFreshTV interviews and we’ll expand on that.

Gov 2.0 89

Gov 2.0 Web 2.0 Forums Wiki 89

Social Media Strategery

NOVEMBER 30, 2008

Use social bookmarking to overhaul your media clipping process. This simple change in process has made their media clipping process that much more efficient – no more manual scanning of hundreds of websites, no more copying and pasting, no more formatting, and no more manual uploading. brief summary: [link].

Gov 2.0 56

Gov 2.0 Web 2.0 Social Media Wiki 56

Social Media Strategery

FEBRUARY 18, 2010

While government use of social media is often highlighted as best practice examples of open government, they’re by no means the only examples. Make collaboration part of the assessment process. Does your performance review process include anything about collaboration or sharing intellectual capital?

Gov 2.0 125

Gov 2.0 Social Media Web 2.0 Wiki 125

Social Media Strategery

SEPTEMBER 24, 2008

However, as you noted from the STRATCOM example, this is not necessarily the case. Cartwright says that things start to build steam for about 6 months, then the middle managers (“process owners&# ) try to clamp things down again. However, as you noted from the STRATCOM example, this is not necessarily the case.

Gov 2.0 50

Gov 2.0 Web 2.0 Wiki Policies 50

Social Media Strategery

SEPTEMBER 30, 2008

However, organizations change MUCH more slowly than technology, so I’m sure we’ll see more examples of new technology being used for old processes and stovepipes for a while longer. Thank you for calling attention to this issue, Steve. is, But They Do Need to Experience It Six Villains of Gov 2.0 The Whole. : The Whole.

Gov 2.0 50

Gov 2.0 Wiki Wikipedia Web 2.0 50

Social Media Strategery

OCTOBER 12, 2008

For example, let’s say that the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) wanted to implement a wiki – should that wiki be open to just TSA employees? The social web, and the smart web, both are built on open, unstructured communications that invert traditional processes. I couldn’t agree with you more!

Gov 2.0 76

Gov 2.0 Wiki Policies Consultant 76

Social Media Strategery

JANUARY 27, 2010

One of best other idea Links Of London.For example, they, however, give off unimaginable faculty. It is definitely recommended to give one or, both of these gifts to your female, however, why impede there? baby and flowers certainly the way you feel about your links of London rings. If yes, then maybe this is where you should rest.

Gov 2.0 86

Gov 2.0 Web 2.0 Forums Wiki 86

Social Media Strategery

NOVEMBER 2, 2008

You have to figure out what your end goal is and then determine the tools and processes will help you get there. For example, isn’t it something like 90% of the edits on Wikipedia are from 5% of the users (don’t quote me on those exact numbers, but it’s close). They need to first learn how to walk.

Gov 2.0 63

Gov 2.0 Wiki Social Media Yammer 63

Social Media Strategery

MARCH 1, 2010

What’s the real-life impact of social media on the integrity of the academic process? What about those classes that aren’t teaching social media, is there a place for social media in those classes too? How should social media fit into the world of academia?

Gov 2.0 91

Gov 2.0 Social Media Class Wiki 91

Social Media Strategery

AUGUST 8, 2010

Believe in the transformative power of social media – it’s not about applying the same old processes to new tools. You are stuck with the winds and whims of the next person “in-charge&# based on what type of process? For example – let's say that someone like Jeffrey Levy leaves EPA to start his own company.

Gov 2.0 139

Gov 2.0 Social Media Social Media Management Organization 139

Social Media Strategery

AUGUST 18, 2010

This video is a great example of how social media is being integrated in not only the professional world, but also secondary education. Students should have a say in the education process! As for now, we must try to push social media into our higher education and create a more professional and more networked world.

Education 135

Education Social Media Gov 2.0 Class 135

Social Media Strategery

DECEMBER 18, 2012

Community mores and processes that worked with a smaller community don’t scale. Get senior leaders to lead by example and engage with the community directly using the tools they’re already supporting in their emails and Powerpoints ( even if it means occasionally being wrong ). Slow and steady wins the race.

Yammer 116

Yammer Communities Collaboration Microblogging 116

Social Media Strategery

APRIL 14, 2013

Look at what Manchester United or Ben and Jerry’s are doing with their timelines for an example. Open up your data and bring your customers into the process. Interestingly enough, brands can look to the government for guidance on this as Challenge.gov is a great example of how to create content and get your customers involved.

Conversation 139

Conversation Brands Meme Social Media 139

Social Media Strategery

MARCH 7, 2010

No, what we need to do is start calling more attention to things like the DC DMV’s real-time video feed of their lines , like NextBus to alert riders when their next bus is coming, like what Santa Cruz is doing to involve its citizens in the budget process. Things like the “Mom&# map you mentions is a great example.

Gov 2.0 119

Gov 2.0 Forums Collaboration Data 119

Social Media Strategery

JULY 11, 2010

Strengths: Through his sheer likability, Captain Conservative is often able to embed himself into teams early on, only to systematically dismantle them through long, prolonged review and approval processes. He often leaves no visible traces of the damage he causes and often emerges from the failed project unscathed. Weaknesses: Top Cover.

Gov 2.0 139

Gov 2.0 Social Media Collaboration Web 2.0 139

Social Media Strategery

FEBRUARY 15, 2009

Transparency, participatory, collaborative – these terms do not refer only to the end state; they refer to the process used to get there as well. ″ needs is more processes, organizational bodies, and red tape. ″ needs is more processes, organizational bodies, and red tape. For Government 2.0

Gov 2.0 134

Gov 2.0 Social Media Web 2.0 Policies 134

Social Media Strategery

APRIL 2, 2010

rules and processes to this. Don’t apply mass media (press releases, TV, radio, etc.) Good fundamentals in interpersonal communication will serve you well. There are no audiences or eyeballs any more – you’re going to be dealing with real people here.

Gov 2.0 138

Gov 2.0 Social Media Policies Privacy 138