Social networking tools for enterprises 3
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The document discusses the similarities between social networking tools for enterprises and individuals, highlighting their various applications such as wikis, microblogging, and collaborative planning software. It addresses the concerns organizations have regarding the use of social networking tools in the workplace, emphasizing the potential benefits for collaboration if integrated effectively. Additionally, it outlines the need for secure enterprise collaboration tools in a hyper-connected global economy while managing confidentiality and data integrity.
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Social networking tools for enterprises 3
- 1. Social Networking Tools for Enterprises- the way ahead
- 2. NO DIFFERENCE There is actually no difference between Social Networking Tools for Enterprises and Social Networking Tools for Individuals There is only a focus change (and availability of a big budget spend)
- 3. Are these the tools? hypertext and unstructured search tools wikis Microblogging Blogs/Weblogs for storytelling and sharing personal knowledge and experiences enterprise social bookmarking for tagging and building organizational knowledge RSS and Activity Streams for signaling collaborative planning software for peer-based project planning and management ideas banks for ideation (idea generation) mashups for visualization prediction markets for forecasting and identifying risks. Social Profile for displaying user's Social Graph (Following / Following) and Activity Stream (micro-blog). Profiles may optionally display user's interests and expertise for expertise search Social Search
- 4. Main tools (used by individuals)are Twitter Face-book LinkedIn U Tube Enterprises may use TOOLS to use these tools
- 5. Path Ahead While many organizations are seeking to ban popular social networking tools (Facebook, Twitter, Linked In, U Tube etc ) from the workplace, others are busy building a case for them. There are pros of using social networking tools as part of your enterprise collaboration strategy.
- 6. Social...word... developing The word "social" draws up a lot of bad vibes in the enterprise community, mainly because of the fear that people will spend too much time socializing and not enough time working. But now that things are shifting, and enterprise solutions are being built to look, feel and operate just like Facebook
- 7. Path Ahead Handled correctly and stuck into a collaboration context, this could translate to an extremely cost-effective means of providing a workgroup solution, especially for groups who are in different organizations, locations etc.
- 8. New Ways Required Today's hyper-connected global economy requires completely new ways of collaborating and working together.
- 9. Directions for future The purpose of enterprise collaboration on an "open" network or platform would have to be defined. All the external networks to the enterprise would have to be assumed to be accessible with little or no effort, therefore confidential and private data/info would have to be restricted. Enterprise collaboration tools have to provide a high enough level of security to be able to exchange data and info with confidence of privacy and data integrity being maintained.
- 10. Rakesh Sud [email_address]