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Social Strategies in Action: Driving Business Transformation by Dr Bonnie Cheuk

(Aug 2013)

 






Author

Dr Bonnie Cheuk 

Publisher

Ark Group

First Published

August 2013

Categories

Human Resources; Intellectual Capital; Knowledge Management

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Social platforms are changing how organisations are communicating and operating on a global business scale.

However, with recent studies from the likes of Gartner and MIT Sloan Management Review, in conjunction with Deloitte, indicating that the importance and demand for social business is growing, there are still many barriers slowing its progress.

Ark Group's new report Social Strategies in Action: Driving Business Transformation addresses the challenges of implementing a successful social business strategy within an organisation, and provides guidance and best practices on the key factors which are critical for its success.

This highly practical report is packed with case studies from a variety of global organisations on how social strategies are being utilised to transform various aspects of business, including:

• Innovation – crowdsourcing ideas from employees • Internal communications – increasing staff engagement with new-style newsletters • Sharing knowledge – using the social intranet to publish product information and marketing materials, interact with users, and share subject matter experts' insights through a blog • Events management – building and continuing momentum for strategy meetings • Project management – enabling project managers to connect with project team members, facilitating discussions, and sharing updates, meeting minutes, and project documents • Sales enablement – connecting the sales team to align sales priorities, connecting the global sales team to serve global clients, and gaining real time market and competitor insights

The case studies in the report provide you with actionable templates which can be adapted and implemented immediately within your organisation.

Dr. Bonnie Cheuk is a director with Citigroup where she has established the global knowledge sharing and collaboration strategy and has implemented two generations of enterprise-wide social business platforms for the business.

You can find out more about Bonnie on her blog http://bonniecheuk.blogspot.co.uk and on twitter @bonniecheuk.

You can purchase the report here.



Video: Gurteen Knowledge Cafe, NAB, Melbourne, October 2010



This is a short video of a Gurteen Knowledge Cafe that I facilitated for Peter Houlihan at the National Australia Bank in Melbourne in October 2010.

The session was captured on a flip cam without the use of a roving mic, so the sound is not clear and has had some extensive editing to fit into a short learning piece, but it gives a good idea of what the Cafe is all about. 

The question posed to the group as the "conversational seed" was "What if true leadership involves embracing complexity by widening the circle of involvement rather than restricting it?

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