find knowledge, share ideas, work in teams, feel valued, manage projects, build= a network and use content. Long-term ROI of social computing is helping information workers feel valued (e.g., surfaces knowledge and networks (expertise) and increase employee engagement. Content: similar to 2007 version - can share documents, etc. MORE >>

This is not a post about the overall ROI on social computing effectiveness, but more on the supposed expense of workers spending time away from their immediate tasks, even if it’s about helping others for the greater benefit of the organisation. If we do have a networked and collaborative workforce, then how do we measure performance? MORE >>

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Just the title “officer&# shows us the polarities that we activate when trying to reconcile a network activity with a corporate structure. Control Emergence Talking Listening Planned Evolving Being in charge Being able to be an effective network actor We are recognizing these polarities or tensions. Uh oh.) And Twitter. Heart? MORE >>