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IBM Social Computing Guidelines Stefano Pogliani Willem Gabilly

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This slide deck describes the Social Computing Guidelines IBMers created for accessing the Social Media outside IBM. A description of the guidelines themselves, of the reasons for them and of the motivation for IBM to engage in public Social Media is provided.

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IBM Social Computing Guidelines

Stefano PoglianiWillem Gabilly

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there are so many things to learn

Why engaging in Social Media ? ©

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Why engaging in Social Media ?

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information coming from

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than the one we candiscover

ourselves

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Why engaging in Social Media ?

we have something to tell

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Why engaging in Social Media ?

we (IBMers)

are citizens

ofthis world

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Why engaging in Social Media ?

Listen

TellBuild

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Why engaging in Social Media ?

to be better

anchoredinside the

social and business fabric

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Engaging implies opening to the outside world ©

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When the door is open, we need some guidelines...

in order topreserve IBM's

image and toprotect ourselves

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Those guidelines are a natural evolution...

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How to engage in Social Media ?

be transparent

and open

beyourself

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Openess, transparency, authenticity

Be who you are.● Adopt a warm, open and approachable tone

Identify yourself● use your real name, be clear on who you are, and identify that you work for IBM.● IBM discourages anonymous, pseudonyms or false screen names where it relates to IBM.● Got a vested interest? … be the first to point it out.● Transparency and honesty.

Speak in the first person. ● Use your own voice; bring your own personality to the forefront; say what is on your mind.

Be smart about protecting yourself and your privacy. ● What you publish will be around for a long time, so consider the content carefully and also be

judicious in disclosing personal details.

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How to engage in Social Media ?

addvalue

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Value

Provide worthwhile information and perspective● IBM's brand is best represented by its people and what you publish may reflect on IBM's brand.

Information you share about yourself, may help build relationships with your readers

● but it is your choice to do so or not.

Blogs and social networks that are hosted on IBM-owned domains should be used in a way that adds value to IBM's business. If it

● helps you, your coworkers, our clients or our partners ● helps to improve knowledge or skills● contributes directly or indirectly to the improvement of IBM's products, processes and policies● builds a sense of community● helps to promote IBM's Values.

then it is adding value.

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How to engage in Social Media ?

build trustful

and genuine

relations

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Trust

Respect copyright, fair use and financial disclosure laws● For IBM's protection and well as your own.● Laws differ depending on where you live and work.

When you do make a reference, link back to the source. ● Never quote more than short excerpts of someone else's work● Good general blogging practice to link to others' work.

Don't cite or reference clients, partners or suppliers without their approval.

Don't publish anything that might allow inferences to be drawn which could embarrass or damage a client.

Never discuss confidential details of a client engagement.

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How to engage in Social Media ?

Respect for others...and of laws

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Respect

You should also show proper consideration for others' privacy and for topics that may be considered objectionable or inflammatory, such as politics and religion.

● Don't use ethnic slurs, personal insults, obscenity, or engage in any conduct that would not be acceptable in IBM's workplace.

● Don't pick fightsAvoid unnecessary or unproductive arguments - nobody wins in the end.

● When you see misrepresentations made about IBM, you may use your blog or someone else's to point that out.

Always do so with respect, stick to the facts and identify your appropriate affiliation to IBM.

● About competitors, make sure it is factual and does not disparage them ● Make sure that what you are saying is factually correct.

Be the first to respond to correct your own mistakes.● If you choose to modify an earlier post, make it clear that you have done so.

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How to engage in Social Media ? 5

PersonalResponsibility

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Personal Responsibility

There are always consequences to what you publish● IBMers are personally responsible for the content they publish on-line.

If you are in doubt of publishing, review the guidelines and/or BCG ● still unsure, and it is related to IBM business, discuss it with your manager● Ultimately you have sole responsibility for what you publish in any online social media.

Don't provide IBM's or another's confidential or other proprietary information.

Be aware of your association with IBM in online social networks.● Use disclaimers as appropriate.

Don't use IBM logos or trademarks unless approved to do so.

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Actually....

Do not write or say anything you would not like to see on the

front page of the NYT

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The main idea behind all this

move from

mass communication...

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… to more tight relationships

to amass of communicators

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…where we all are...

ambassadors for the brand

(not spokesmen)

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In this new context « We are no more in control »

of our traditional

spheresof business

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And this brings to a radical transformation of our behaviour

fromProximity

toAffinity

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Influence instead than control

We think we have so much to gain from this transformation !

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The Authentic Enterprise

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Educate and empower

Opening to the outside implies that we also open to the inside

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What did we learn from this ?

...we live in theAge of Relationships !

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...and in the « age of relationships »

being Socialis not

an option

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So, why de we engage in Social Media ?

Listen

TellBuild

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How did we engage in Social Media ?

Trust

ValueTransparent

Respect Responsability

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Actually...

being Social is not the goal of our business

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But ...

doing business

as a Social

Entity...

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the best wayto do our business !

… may become

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IBM's 'Social Computing Guidelines' are publicly available

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Discussion

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Thank You !

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