Join Richard Margetic of Dell as he provides a clear-headed assessment of what’s required to make a company social, and the benefits Dell has realized by doing so.
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“KIXEYE knows who it is. It also knows who its employees are, who its customers are, and who its competitors are. So when they needed to grow from 450 to 700 people, they were able to put out a dead-on, jaw-dropping video that not only got the job done efficiently and effectively, but did so […]
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IBM wrote their social computing guidelines in 2005, focusing them on what they wanted people to do, as opposed to what they wanted to avoid. The result? Two revisions, the largest corporate presence on many social platforms, and a more efficient approaches to designing products, taking those products to market, and supporting them. Measurably so: […]
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Want to know what it takes to “herd cats” and bring your employees together around a clear brand message? Listen up, because that’s exactly what today’s guest, Allison Hillgren, has been successfully doing for the past year at the financial firm Beacon Pointe Advisors. 80% of their professionals have been engaged by clients and/or prospects […]
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