sugar con 2010 presentation on becoming a social enterprise
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These are the slides I presented at SugarCon 2010TRANSCRIPT
WHAT DOES IT MEAN TO BUILD A SOCIAL ENTERPRISE, AND HOW TO DO IT
ESTEBAN KOLSKY - THINKJAR
comm
unity
channel
rules
biz
function com
mun
ity
chan
nel
rule
s
biz
fu
ncti
on
internal operations client-facing operations
social business pivot point
soci
al C
RM
(ext
erna
l)
enterprise 2.0 (internal)
in the absence of agreement about its meaning, the term social is used in many different senses and regarded as a fuzzy concept
a fuzzy concept is a concept of which the content, value, or boundaries of application can vary according to context or conditions, instead of being fixed once and for all
http://en.Wikipedia.org
• collaboration • responding to the social customer • togetherness • common v,m,g & o • opening the kimono
• not kumbayah
C
MR
S
MR
C
traditional 1:1 relationship socially enhanced 1:1:M relationship
comm
unity
channel
rules
biz
function
internal operations client-facing operations
social business pivot point
soci
al C
RM
(ext
erna
l)
enterprise 2.0 (internal)
R&D
ERP
SCM
ad-hoc
wiki scrm
str
ateg
y
structured
impromptu goal-oriented
• channel-specific • resources available • purpose • processes to support • integration needs
object-centric
wiki forum
microblog
blog physical • purpose for each one • guiding principles • use rules and guidelines • privacy and security
• business rules • service level agreements • measurement programs • analytical programs • segmentation rules
start here
collaboration
EFM
sales marketing
service end-end process
• social functions • experiences • data warehouse • eai, soa/rest, ws • portals, mashups
rules guidelines
analytics metrics
analytics
feedback
measurement
service level
agreement
business rules
segment
need? want? fit?
plan?
silo?
strategy? pr?
start
no joy
deploy governance
integration strategy pr plan
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yes
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no
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a commune is a cacophonic group. a commune is a many-to-many disorganized conversation with no rules or enforcers
a collective is a one-way conversation when a group of users shares a common goal, with strict operating guidelines, a hierarchy, and an entity that “leads” ensuring all users have the same goal
a community is a like-minded group of individuals that favors two-way communication as a way to increase their power and knowledge. communities are self-regulated and self-administered
function
rules
channel
function
rules
channel
customer
business function
surv
ey
customer
community
experience
soci
al n
oise
(maybe)