Collaboratory

The Collaboratory is our Social Business collaborative lab where we engage and explore an ongoing discussion, share thoughts, opinions, and ideas on Social Business.

 

A business within the business

Blog Post, Enterprise 2.0, The Connected Company

A lot of problems in business could be solved if we could align the interests of employees and managers with owners. Is there a way to get everyone to act like owners? The answer is yes – but not without changing the structure of your company in ways that might make you a bit uncomfortable.

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Social Business Transformation in Legal and Professional Services

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Despite a great deal of investment in IT and much discussion of the role of KM and talent management functions in law firms, how much progress have most firms really made in bringing together people, process and technology in pursuit of this kind of operational excellence?

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QR Codes Go To College

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In the midst of the growing industry pressure to force-feed these barcodes into the marketplace, we noticed a profound indifference being shown to QR codes by the one demographic that can make or break a trend – college students.

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The Lucky One

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Today, I know I am lucky to be surrounded by a group of brilliant colleagues who understand—and innovate on—every facet of the social business. I am also lucky to be in the right place at the right time. Just as my parents eventually realized I wasn’t wasting time on my first social network, companies are overcoming their fear of social and are ready to take their relationships with customers to a new level. This shift can’t be attributed to luck. Luck is too dismissive. This is the natural progression of the business world, and we knew it would come sometime.

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Black Ops for Black Friday

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I’ve never done the Black Friday thing.  Why would any human being subject themselves to that stress and, well, craziness?  Friends of mine tell me they love it.   They’re busy scoping out all the best deals, online and offline, well before the big day arrives.  They’re like highly skilled commandos when they finally descend upon

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Monday Movers: A Closer Look at the Social Business Index

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This post was co-authored by Kate Rush Sheehy and Joe Pinaire. On Fridays, The Atlantic Wire takes a look at weekly top movers in the Dachis Group Social Business Index. Each Monday, we dig a bit deeper to into ranking changes. This week The Atlantic Wire discussed shifts in the SBI score from NASCAR, Sony, and BBC.  However, a

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Everything is a service

Blog Post, Enterprise 2.0, The Connected Company

The emerging service economy will require business and society to do some some fundamental restructuring. The organizations that got us to this point have been hyper-optimized into super-efficient production machines, capable of pushing out an abundance of material wealth. Unfortunately, there is no way to proceed without dismantling some of that precious infrastructure. The changes

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Buzz of the Week // Nov. 14 – Nov. 18

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Hola, amigos, and welcome to this week’s edition of Archrival | Dachis Group Presents: Buzz of the Week. This week, our agency found inspiration from the greatest and most politically-incorrect door-to-door salesman ever, discovered that learning is far more enjoyable when overly sexualized, found the need for speed parked on a street corner, and uncovered

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3 Ways to Anchor Social Media Efforts in Asia

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I love bingo. I love sitting for formal dinners. I love unpacking my suitcase in one place and, visiting six. I love breakfast buffets. I love being isolated in an ocean with no land in sight. I am a cruiser. I am also a marketer.

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Taking On Social Customer Service

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Social customer service shatters the structured nature of call center operations. Complaints received at all hours. Product issues resolved in public. Resolution expected instantly. Service volumes unpredictable — at least initially. One customer criticism quickly spirals into ten, as other customers also take the opportunity to voice their dissatisfaction. The company is under fire — without any

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