Q: Should an enterprise take steps to avoid having multiple communities or Enterprise Social Network (ESN) groups for the same topic?A: This is an important question, with no consensus on the right answer. In the Communities Manifesto, one of the 10 principles is "Minimize redundancy in communities. Before creating a new one, check if an existing community already addresses the topic."Q: Shouldn't anyone who wants to start a community or ESN group be able to do so?A: Some people believe that all social media should be offered on a self-serve basis and that anyone should be able to c
Insight: Lead by example, practice what you preach, and model desired behaviors Scenario Many knowledge management programs and social media initiatives begin as grassroots efforts or skunk works projects, gaining users from the ground up. Others are launched by top executives through formal co
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In the SIKM Leaders Community, Patti Anklam recently asked for suggestions about what makes knowledge managers effective. She cited my list: Share what you have learned, created, and proved Innovate to be more creative, inventive, and imaginative Reuse what others have already learned, created, and proved Collaborate with others to take advantage of what they know Learn by doing, from others, and from existing information to which she added: Connect people Work out loud Pilot and prototype; refine; repeat Dave Simmons suggested this list: Drive for most valued information in an organization W
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When starting an Enterprise Social Network (ESN), it’s important to explain to targeted users Why should they use the ESN: What are the advantages and benefits? When to use the ESN: What is does better than other ways of working How should they use the ESN: Train them on using the ESN effectively Numerous tradeoffs must be made when selecting and implementing ESNs. Here are ten categories to consider. There are no right or wrong choices. Each organization needs to choose according to their culture and requirements.1. SizeSmall vs. large Small enterprises and large enterprises
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