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Page 1: CSC Social Business Footprint - JiveWorld October 2012

© 2012 CSC CSC ENGAGE COMMUNITIES

BECOMING A SOCIAL BUSINESS CSC ENGAGE COMMUNITIES

CLAIRE FLANAGAN

JIVEWORLD - OCTOBER 2012

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I. CSC Social Business Footprint II. CSC Engage Public III. CSC Engage Secure IV. CSC Engage: C3 V. Wrap Up

Agenda

Claire Flanagan

Director, Social Business & Community Strategy a.k.a. Collaboration Addict

@cflanagan

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Who Is CSC?

B2B IT services powerhouse. Our people do amazing things to help businesses, government and

communities solve their toughest challenges

a $16B, Fortune 200 global

98,000

Employees Worldwide

major industries 6

50 year track record of client service excellence

100+ global alliances

with best-of-breed

partners

covering over

90 countries

Recognized By Industry

Analysts As A Leader Across Our Portfolio

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…An organization that has put in place strategies, technologies and processes to systematically engage all the individuals of its ecosystem (employees, customers, partners, suppliers) to maximize the co-created value.

"What is Social Business", Social Business Forum, 2012. http://bit.ly/LstTSJ

“ “ A Social Business Is …

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A Good Social Business Strategy Includes

Market and Enterprise

External (Customers/Partners) and Internal (Employees)

Public and Private

Social Media Outposts and Owned Community Channels

Community and Collaboration

Dell

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C 3 CSC.com

WikonnecT  (Sept  2008)  

CSC  Engage  :  Secure  (Feb  2012)  

•  Client  and  Partner  Enablement  •  Innova;on  Accelera;on  •  Sales  Enablement  •  Product  Support  •  Account  Management  •  Delivery  Collabora;on  •  Co-­‐solu;on  Development  

C3  Employee  (May  2009)  •  Employee  Engagement  •  Innova;on  Accelera;on  •  Idea;on  Enablement  •  Project  Collabora;on/Communica;on  •  Solu;on  /  POV  Development  •  Employee  Self  Service  

InTouch  (Summer  2010)  •  Idea;on,  Innova;on  Enablement  •  Lead  Genera;on  •  Recruitment  

Social  Media  (2008)  csc.com  (2012)  Community.csc.com    (Summer  2010)  

•  Brand  Preference  •  Lead  Genera;on  •  Customer  Rela;onships  •  Thought  /  Market  Leadership  •  Track,  Act  on  Sen;ment  •  Reach  Market  “Influencers”  

CSC SOCIAL BUSINESS FOOTPRINT Innovation Through Well-Crafted Eco-System

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CSC SOCIAL BUSINESS FOOTPRINT Participate, Manage and Own Strategy

PARTICIPATE Listen,

Establish Reputation

MANAGE Listen, Amplify Brand, Build

Relationships, Engage

OWN Listen, Amplify Brand

Build Relationships, Engage, Product / Solution Support, Collaborate, Co-Innovate

OWNED CHANNEL CSC COMMUNITY STRATEGY

CSC Engage Public CSC Engage Secure

CSC Engage C3 (Employee) CSC.COM

3RD PARTY CHANNEL SOCIAL MEDIA STRATEGY

50+ Branded Channels

3RD PARTY CHANNEL SOCIAL MEDIA STRATEGY

Level of Engagement

Deep

Short

Adjusted based on "Social Media & Associations: Moving Forward by Getting Back to the Basics", Cecilia Edwards, Dec 14, 2011. http://bit.ly/u8gH9t

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© 2012 CSC CSC ENGAGE COMMUNITIES

CSC ENGAGE PUBLIC Where Thoughtful Minds

Connect and Engage

Pilot 2010 | Re-Launch 2012

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CSC  Engage  Communi>es  

Prospect Nurturing

The Digital Ecosystem The Whole Is Greater Than The Sum Of The Parts

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▲  Understand customers, prospects based on expressed / derived elements

▲  Build and Nurture relationships before the need arises

▲  Market and Buzz analysis to identify, address evolving customer needs

▲  Target and engage prospects with a single, powerful message across multiple channels

▲  Embed social elements in every outbound communication for cross-leverage

Key Metrics

Community Integrated In Digital Marketing

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CSC Engage Public

Community   Purpose  /  Launch  

Meaningful  Use   U.S.  Based  Law  /  Healthcare  Mandate  Pilot  June  2010,  Renew  2011  

TBSC  2012  Event     CSC  Customer  Conference  Event    May  –  June  2012  

CIO  Engage   Thought  Leadership  for  CIO’s  June  2012  

European  Localized  Communi>es  

VIP  Communi;es  Fall  2012  

More  planned  to  support  partner,  market  engagement  

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TBSC 2012 Goes Social

Keynote  /  Sessions   Social  Media  @  TBSC  

Discover  thought  leadership  on  this  industry  phenomenon  

 

Locate  and  engage  in  CSC  channels  

TBSC  Community  

Personal  connec9on  to  

people,  content  of  TBSC  

On-­‐site  connec9on  to  the  community  and    conference  guide    

Integrated  Mobile  App*  

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No  Silver  Bullet.  Leverage  Full  Eco-­‐System  

Customer  Easier  To  Discover  Measure  Everything  /  Watch  Sen>ment  

Communi>es  Pay  Off  In  Many  Ways  

1.  

2.  

3.  

Key Takeaway

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© 2012 CSC CSC ENGAGE COMMUNITIES

CSC ENGAGE SECURE Where CSC Collaborates Securely with

Clients, Partners, and Vendors

Pilot Winter 2012 | Launch May 2012

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CSC Engage Secure Objectives

Transform  Rela>onships  

Transform  our  rela;onships  with  customers,  prospects,  vendors  through  an  improved  understanding  of  their  needs,  strategy,  challenges  

Become  Trusted  Partner  

u  Enable  transparent,  ongoing  dialogue  on  challenges  and  opportuni;es  

u  Gain  and  track  insights  into  overall  account  health  u  Provide  easy  access  and  exchange  of  resources,  

informa;on  and  contacts  

Drive  Profitability  

u  Explore  new  offerings,  opportuni;es  and  solu;ons  u  Improve  services  levels  and  reduce  support  costs  u  Increase  cross-­‐selling  with  holis;c  account  view  

Differen>ate  CSC  As  

Innovator  

u  Improve  access  to  client,  partner  thought  leadership  u  Showcase  leading-­‐edge  technology  

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Integrated In Our Collaboration Portfolio

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Key Business Rules / Decisions Category   Risk   Mi>ga>on   Policy   Config   Custom  

User  Profiles   Some  data  in  user  profile  is  Global   •  Global  Profile  directory  disabled    •  Only  “Members  of  same  groups”  may  view  profiles  

•  Users  decide  on  profile  visibility  seangs  

X   X  

Status  /  Bookmarks  

Global  content,  member  could  post  private  client  /  account  info  

Turn  Off   X  

Personal    Content  

Individual  docs,  blogs,  discussion  can  be  exposed  in  system  ac;vity  feeds  

Turn  Off  Personal  Docs,  Discussions,  Blogs    

X  

Home  Page   Some  widgets  expose  tags,  private  data  

Admins  to  make  available  only  “approved”  widgets  

X  

Self-­‐Service  Group  Crea>on  

CSC  Employees  could  create  a  groups  that  are  open,  discoverable  

CSC  Employees  can  only  create  secret  groups  

X   X  

Search   Discoverability  of  other  members  possible  in  search  scope  

Only  display  MEMBERS  of  “same”  group(s)  

X   X  

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Early Account Success

CSC Engage Users

# Customer Logos

0  500  1000  1500  2000  2500  3000  3500  4000  4500  

External Internal

0  

50  

100  

150  

200  

250  

300  

350  

Self-­‐Service,  on-­‐demand  to  meet  bid/proposal,  account  delivery  or    partner  engagement  and  fuels  con;nuous  growth.  Group  count  =  250+    

 

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© 2012 CSC CSC ENGAGE COMMUNITIES

CSC ENGAGE: C3 Where Employees

Connect. Communicate. Collaborate.

Pilot May 2009 | Full Launch Oct 2009

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C3: Connect. Communicate. Collaborate.

Award-winning, enterprise-class, global social collaboration where employees: u Connect: Time zones, distance no longer barriers u Communicate: Share strategy, work, expertise u Collaborate: Get work done with others

Finalist 2010

Internal Evangelist of the Year Award

November 2009

Community Adoption Award October 2009

Jive Champion Award September 2010

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“Proud  to  be  CSC”  

“C3  will  transform  CSC  …  allows  us  to  overcome  silos.”

“I went from being a skeptic to a

convert. It just makes you want to get involved!”

“C3 is the de facto standard for

how we collaborate. It's the language of the company.”

Group President

Productivity 250%  y/y  é  Ac;vi;es  2011  Strategic  alignment  /  comms  éExper;se  /  Asset  loca;on  

Wins  Hearts  &  Minds  Way  works  get  done  

75%  -­‐  80%  ac;ve  users  /  mo  Engagement

New  solu;on  development  New  media  tools  innova;on  

Innovation

100%  adop>on  (100K+  registered)  Adoption

Time & Costs $MM  savings  re;ring  Web  1.0  Reduce  ;me  to  answer  

Reduce  ;me  zone  /  distance  

C3 Delivers Business Outcomes

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Be  Credible  

Start  Somewhere  

Plan  For  Adop>on  

1.  

2.  

3.  

How We Built It

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Be Credible Do Your

Homework

Define Goals Establish

Sponsorship

Evaluate Document Findings

Recommend Approach

Pilot As 5th Business

Case Stage

Socialize. Revisit. Revise.

Review Review Review Review

1. Be Credible

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Pilot, Don’t Wait For Perfection Limited duration, not audience 1.

2. Find Key Work Use Cases Iterate, scale and innovate

2. Start Somewhere

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Secure Executive Buy-In

Top Down Support

Staff Community Manager / Advocates

Build Groundswell

Plan Org Change Drive Transformation

Seed Use Cases Make It About Your Business

3. Plan For Adoption

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know each other

People work better together when they

on a personal level.

“ “ hlp://knowledge.wpcarey.asu.edu/ar;cle.cfm?ar;cleid=1653  

3. Plan For Adoption Don’t Forget The Watercooler

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Be Prepared To Re-Evaluate, Reset Basics

Tip:  Go  Back  To  Basics.  Be  Credible.  Talk  Execu>ve.    

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Improve  Brand  &  Home  Page  Design  

Create  Global  Corp  Comm  Templates  

Improve  CSC  Taxonomy  /  Menu  

1.  

2.  

3.  

Extending The “Communicate” Mission C3 Objectives Tied To Turnaround Strategy (Fall 2012)

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Community  Management  Social  Media  Management  

Marke>ng  /  PR  for  New  Media  

Employee  /  Customer  Engagement  “Open  Leadership”  

Collabora>on  for  Business  “Working  in  the  Open”  

Collabora>on  for  Business  Basics  Policy  &  Compliance  

Employee  

Founda>on  

Specialized  Roles  

Leaders  

Next Year Building 21st Century Digital Literacy Skills

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© 2012 CSC CSC ENGAGE COMMUNITIES

CSC ENGAGE COMMUNITIES Wrap Up

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“Proud  to  be  CSC”  

Begins  Social  Media    

Social  Strategist  Iden;fied  

First  Public  Community  

Social  Soqware  Pilot  

Social  Soqware  in  Full    Produc;on  

BU  Exec  Begins  Strategy  Blog   50%  registered  

25%  ac;ve  

2nd  BU  Exec  Begins  Strategy  Blog   Two  more  public  

communi;es  launch    

CIO  Begins  IT  Strategy  Blog   Intranet  1.0  

Shut  Down  

V2  of  Social  Policies  

Social  Media  Manager  Hired  

100%  registered  70%  ac;ve  

Secure  Customer  &  Partner  Community  

Website,  Social  &  Communi;es  Integrated  

First  Localized  Community  

Enterprise  Digital  Literacy  Training  

Biz  Case  Approved  

2008  

2009  

2010  

2011  

2012  

CMM3  

Compliance  Audit  Passed  

20  weeks  25K  registered  

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Business Value Business Impact

Produc>vity  

•  Process  efficiency,  improved  performance  •  Ad  hoc,  zero-­‐overhead  collabora;on  •  Improved  co-­‐innova;on  with  customers,  employees  •  Reduced  cycle  ;me,  ;me  to  answer  

Cost  Savings  •  Reduced  reliance  on  mul;ple  legacy  systems  •  Improved  produc;vity  in  key  func;ons  •  Low-­‐cost,  flexible  infrastructure  platorm  

Growth  •  New  business  wins  ;ed  to  brand-­‐owned  communi;es  •  Expanded  reach  in  target  customer  accounts  •  Speed  to  market  with  new  ideas/products  

Sa>sfac>on  •  Enhanced  employee  morale,  reten;on  •  Improved  customer  sa;sfac;on,  brand  affinity  •  Improved  talent  acquisi;on  and  reten;on  

Is There Really Business Value?

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Key Points

Be  Credible  u Research.  Benchmark.  Network  u Engage  global,  cross  func;onal  team  members  u Start  over  if  /  when  you  need  to  

Talk  Execu>ve  

u Learn  the  language  of  execu;ves  u Engage  and  forge  strong  rela;onships  

Plan  For  Adop>on  

u Plan  for  top-­‐down,  groundswell  engagement    u Build  use  case  examples  for  work  u Don’t  forget  the  watercooler  

Start  Somewhere  

u Don’t  wait  for  “perfect”  u Iterate  and  extend  

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Claire Flanagan

Director, Social Business and Community Strategy

CSC Office of Innovation

@cflanagan www.linkedin.com/in/cflanagan

THANK YOU!

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