This is Mor_trisha's TypePad Profile.
Join TypePad and start following Mor_trisha's activity
Mor_trisha
Recent Activity
Len, this is fantastic! I have heard both you and Sean O'Driscoll speak, and have great admiration for your work and Ant's Eye View. What a great match! Sending best wishes.
Commented Jan 10, 2012 on 2012 - The Year of the Ant at Confessions of an eBiz Junkie
2012 - The Year of the Ant
Readers of this blog know that my passion for the digital realm, and the business transformation that it enables, is simply insatiable. Where real-estate on the web was once reserved for big brands with deep pockets, the social web of today has leveled the playing field. This digital revolution...
Omigosh... congratulations Len! What an amazing journey you have had at EMC. I am so excited for you in your next adventure!
Commented Dec 16, 2011 on A New Year, A New Opportunity at Confessions of an eBiz Junkie
A New Year, A New Opportunity
I've been very fortunate to be a part of the EMC family for the past twelve years. During that time, I've had the opportunity to do some truly amazing things, directly influencing EMC's digital presence and also the overall corporate culture. In 2007, we formally embarked on our journey to becom...
Thank you for this wonderful write up of one of the conference's most compelling sessions!
Commented Nov 18, 2011 on The City is Experienced on Our Feet - Social Business as the Urban Planning of Enterprise 2.0 at Cathexis
The City is Experienced on Our Feet - Social Business as the Urban Planning of Enterprise 2.0
If you're lucky, there's sometimes a moment of clarity and fresh thinking to be had in the sweep of the typical business conference, and the panel "What Urban Planning Can Teach Us About Social Business Design" on Wednesday morning at Enterprise 2.0 was a hidden gem. Gordon Ross and Thomas Vand...
Great list Christy! You've already captured my favorites:
* Reduce duplicate questions
* Open conversation benefits more people, including future team members
* Content is archived and searchable
* You don't need to know who is an expert when you ask the community
* Edit a common document, rather than merging individual copies
* Eliminate diverging email threads
I would add:
* Subscription model. Community members can subscribe to topics or areas of interest, rather than getting spammed by being on an email distribution list
* Browse content. If I want to see what people are talking about today, I can go browse the latest discussions. I can't do this with email.
Cheers! ~ Trisha
Commented Sep 19, 2011 on Why Social is Better than Email at Everyday Enterprise 2.0
Why Social is Better than Email
I was talking with a customer the other day and he asked me if I could write up something short and sweet (obviously he doesn't know me well yet) about the benefits of using social tools over email. I find the topic coming up quite a bit so I thought I would share with you what I wrote and se...
Jamie, I love reading about your enthusiasm and the awesome experiences you had during your first week. Congratulations again, I am so happy for you! You just sound so thrilled... may the energy endure!
Commented Mar 28, 2011 on Reflections on Week 1 @AMP_Agency at Social Media Musings
Reflections on Week 1 @AMP_Agency
Since so many folks have been asking me how week one went in my new job at AMP Agency, I thought I'd share with you, as well, just how great it went! I feel like a kid in a candy store! What a week it was! I knew that joining an agency was going to be interesting and different, and would pres...
Haa... great list Len! Glad our company is not in the danger zone!
Commented Nov 16, 2010 on Top Ten Signs Your Social Journey May Be Stalled... at Confessions of an eBiz Junkie
Top Ten Signs Your Social Journey May Be Stalled...
The title says it all... If any of these resonate, you may need a dose of high-octane fuel to get things back on track... Determing the best response to a less than flattering tweet involves several meetings, a small army of people, and several unwiedly Powerpoint decks Your Social Media hiri...
Completely agree - thanks for posting this Rich! I learned this when launching our customer community. I was wearing my pixel-face nit-pick hat (leftover from my old MarCom days). The project manager finally had to say, in a nice way, 'Look lady - do you want to launch this thing or not?!'
And we launched with graphic imperfections, and the customers took to the platform right away, and life is good!
Commented Nov 16, 2010 on Never Wait For The Website To Be Ready at The Online Community Guide
Never Wait For The Website To Be Ready
You can spend a lot of time waiting for the platform to be just right. Everything has to look perfect right? ...or members wont participate? Wrong. An imperfect platform, a few dead links and improper load-testing wont cause your community efforts to fail. Few people leave a community because t...
Mor_trisha is now following The Typepad Team
Nov 15, 2010
Subscribe to Mor_trisha’s Recent Activity
0 Favorites
Around The Web
