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Are you LinkedIn? Do not you speak?, Ryze?, Jigsaw? or B? Search:? In 2008, you get a second life?
If these concepts of social networks no est? N on their radar, they are up ignoring a trend din? mica now easier than ever to have a profound impact on? key areas of its activities? As profitable revenue growth, the acquisition? Ny talent development and operational efficiency and effectiveness.
Wikipedia defines a social network service as one that focuses on the creation? Ny CHECKS? Social networking n l? Line for communities? People who share interests and activities?. The concept of An? Analysis of social networks (ARS) – the intersection? N several key disciplines such as sociologists? To the Anthropology? To the psychology? A, design or organizational and theory? A graph – ? exist? to the c? circles acad? monkeys from 1930 to 1940. While interesting, the study of patterns of interaction? Human No, unfortunately? academia has been limited to low visibility? or their application? na business executives and efforts to the formulation? n s no strategy? it that, but the execution? No strategy also? n.
In many c? Circles of leadership and the Board of Directors? N, c? Rarely, the lack of misi? N of the organization, use, vision, use, strategy, values and beliefs. (. “Wall art” What we often refer to? L), but which always breaks? when it comes to concepts such as the report board initiatives strategically? gicas, strategic alliances? gicas, personal relationships and developing action plans? No – what result? to in a relationship? n strategically? logical.
PLANNING? N strata? Logic of the relationship? N? led by a No-Core core issues around corporate business objectives, including identification? s most? to relationships? and strategically important reports? gicas we need, cr? policy already? inside and outside our company? d now? a, and a plan for a systematic way? policy, deliberately and strategically? logically add value to the network we have today to create leverage with the reports we need.
This din? Mica Economy? A favor? the main motivation? n of the 17 million users in m? s of 150 industries have converged into one? unique platform that does not exist? to until a few years now.
Although many l? Leaders have or? Do talk about LinkedIn, yet? To many they are up n under the impression? N that it is a fad that is going to be? simply go away or that has little to them personally or professionally. They do not understand? than 499 of the company? as Fortune 500-level boss and LinkedIn. Even Barack Obama has recently partnered with LinkedIn to reach entrepreneurs, small business owners and managers you, you ask? Foward too it? To? questions about their needs pr? maximum U.S. president.
So? Qu? a manager can learn LinkedIn? Here? est? n the Top 5 classes:
1. The exponential of an organization? N highly decentralized. Although the organization chart can be? control the chaos and show the command and control, many organizations est? No trying to control a workforce is dynamic 21? century with a model of the Second World War. By expanding the scope of the organization? N? the traditional four walls, and spreads exponentially expand the organization? n learning and resilience? growth.
2. Relationship? N D Corporate Disorder? Deficit. By design, the traditional organizational silos tend to create geogr? Chart, functional, and based on a project that discourage collaboration? N of communication? Ny the exchange of best practice it. One thing that has always proven to SNA? The management that? No knowledge is not? a system, but a process. abc964joy
3. INNOVATION? N adaptive. m? s talent? value to an organization? n just can not? be creative in isolation. Capacity? to get a lot of common experiences such as Second Life, especially with teams scattered geogr? cally, nourishes the DNA necessary for a team or organization? n to adapt its business model to changing market conditions.
4. flight risk. Stifle creativity? , 20, 30 and now even the kids of 40 years, you and your talent m? S? leave? precious? in the pr? ximos 12 months. As the loyalty? Mutual continues to decline, the l? Leaders must find ways to align personal goals with those of the organization? N people to do things.
5. Social networks as drivers of brand equity. Al l? n? analysis of the extent of its tangible assets, the next evolution? n? a lever soft products of society?. Social networks, by definition, use, are three examples m? S? The cr? Ticos of these activities? Soft: 1) People, continues to be the sources of differentiation? N sustainability of any organization? N, 2) relationships, as a group, or organization? N m resources? S? valuable in a continuum of confidence in progress, and 3) to do, which in turn creates the loyalty of investors? n sustainable and continuous in any organization? No of employees, suppliers, customers and shareholders.
In quality? a l? der, right? claim that MySpace and Facebook are “children”, LinkedIn and Second Life are just “so” and that the status quo be? enough, or can? accept the creation? No social networking strategically? cal, deliberate, well quantified in driving profitable revenue growth, to win the global war on talent, and the continued development and integration? No global processes highly optimized.
As? I ask again -? qu? social networking strategy?