Making Connections: the Social Object
Blog PostThere seems to be almost a collective deja vu among some of the social business commentators of late, with lots of talk about a sense of having been here before, for some more than once...
A mute point?
Blog PostI know that it's impossible for Dachis Group's original definition of social business to maintain its fidelity as more people with more motivations adopt the term. But I think it matters.
Crisis management – standard operating procedures
Blog PostIn social media, a generally accepted process of social media crisis management has emerged - industry standards in many ways.
Social Landscape Review: Q1 2011
Blog PostAfter many shifts in the social landscape during the fourth quarter, Q1 proved active but provided few monumental changes. Let's take some time to look back at what the last three months have brought to the social media space.
Enterprise Architects & Internal Communications
Blog Post‘How do you measure success – what does it look like to you?’ is one of those questions that can elicit a wide range of answers, but what I’ve found is that whatever the answer is it points to a fundamental philosophy of what matters most. It was with this in mind that I asked a couple of Enterprise Architects this very question. One was from really big Pharma, the other a global bank and their answers were remarkably similar. Success they said, was when things don’t go wrong – so long as the business has forgotten that we’re here, then we’re doing OK.