Enterprise 2.0

Leverage Social Software and a Culture of Collaboration to Drive Business Performance

February 16, 2011

Business leaders are under enormous pressure to streamline operations, drive new opportunities and enable a more efficient and productive workforce. Social software has become the strategic weapon of choice for many companies looking for an edge. But a successful strategy includes not only the right technology solutions but also their alignment around specific business goals, establishing measureable objectives and creating a plan to address underlying organizational change and culture issues.

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You will learn how to:

  • Create a highly engaged and productive workforce by changing workforce dynamics to meet the needs of socially connected customers.
  • Leverage social software for measureable performance gains.
  • Overcome common pitfalls and discover best practices from business and technology leaders; along with customer practitioners.

Agenda:

John Hagel IIIKeynote: Creating Cascades of Social Software to Redesign the Organization
John Hagel III, Co-author, The Power of Pull and Co-Chairman, Center for the Edge, Deloitte & Touche


Christian FinnOn Becoming a Connected Enterprise: The Seven Essential Truths Microsoft Has Discovered So Far
Christian Finn, Director for Collaboration and Enterprise Social Computing, Microsoft


Sameer Patel21st Century Collaborative Enterprises: The Customer Case
Sameer Patel, Partner, Sovos Group and blogger, PretzelLogic.org


Kimberly EdwardsGetting back to business – social media applied to core business objectives: marketing and organizational effectiveness
Kimberly Edwards, Collaboration Program Manager, Open Text

Sara RobertsEmployee Experience 2.0 – Engaging Employees through Collaboration Tools in the Workplace
Sara Roberts, President & CEO, Roberts Golden Consulting, Inc.


Meghan ScottCase Study: Implementing iCHING; a new way to business at YUM
Meghan Scott, Senior Manager, Yum! Know-How & Innovation Center, Yum Brands