Social in a Corporate Context. Digital Ledelse 2015

Social in a Corporate Context Digital Ledelse 2015 1 Frederik Zebitz On Yammer since 2009 2015- VELUX IT Worked with knowledge sharing and collab...
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Social in a Corporate Context Digital Ledelse 2015

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Frederik Zebitz On Yammer since 2009

2015- VELUX IT

Worked with knowledge sharing and collaboration since 2007

2011-2015 Corp. IT Lundbeck

Since 2011 I have focused on improving end user productivity by increasing adotion of technology

2007-2009 Corp. Com. Novozymes

2009-2011 Corp. IT Novozymes

Master in Corporate Communication & Organisational Learning from RUC Teacher from N. Zahles Seminarium

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SOCIAL DEFINED 3

Hierarchical

Network

Management

Management Finance

Finance

Corp IT

HR Supply chain

Marketing Products

HR

Team You

Team

Marketing

Products

You Location

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The depths of Yammer Network

Internal or external

Groups

the best place to start a conversation

Threads

an ongoing discussion

Posts

starts a conversation

Replies brings light to a question Comment

On anything

Likes

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YOU? 6

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Digital development and the different generations Baby Boomers

Generation X

Generation Y

Generation Z

1945-1964

1965-1979

1980-1994

1995-

Economic recovery

Fluctuating economy

Economic prosperity

Teens with large purchasing power

ICT

Social networks and independence of location

Women entering the Stabile career path job market and work-life balance Redefinition the traditional values US Defense minimizes risk by avoiding storing in Car phone one place. The invented first step towards the internet 20 in DK

1950

1960’erne

Self-realization

1150 car The first phone subscriptions e-mail in DK

1968

1971

Change and flexibility Constant availability

300.000 Motorola computers are launches connected – 213 ”the brick” – World Wide computers the first Web are mobile established. connected phone SIM-card world wide invented

1981

1983

1991

12% of Danes Pocket sized are using the phones are internet around invented and becomes two hours per ordinary week

1996

1995-2000

The Facebook, smartphone is Youtube launched. and Twitter More phones are born the citizens in DK

2004-2006

Source: https://www.linkedin.com/in/helenehopperevald from People Test Systems

2007

91%of all Danes have access to the internet from home

2010

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My adoption cycle

ADOPTION

My company

This will never fly

This is only for young people

I will never use this

I do not want to use this

Never… not me

I said No!

TIME

The world

Oh well

It might prove valuable

I digg this

I’m savvy

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WHY SOCIAL 12

” the most prominent feature of knowledge, compared with physical resources and information, is that it is born of human interaction”

Managing Flow, by Ikujiro Nonaka, Ryoko Toyama and Toru Hirata

”We always know more than we can say, and we always say more than we can write down”

David Snowden - cognitive-edge.com 13

SharePoint

Explicit

Enterprise Social

Tacit 14

What to use when?

Number of participants

All (+100)

Group (4-100)

Few (1-3)

Town hall Department meetings Team meetings 1:1 meetings

Connect

Communicate

Collaborate

Now

Conveniently

Constantly

Online meetings

Online meetings

Chat and phone calls

VELUX One Yammer

Emails

Team and project sites

OneDrive for Business

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Requirements Personal Curiosity Purpose driven Desire to do better Change readiness Persistency Work Out Loud Nudging - Gentle push

Technical

Corporate mail account

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STRATEGY & VALUE 17

Your strategy?

1.

Business driven

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Your strategy?

1. 2.

Business driven Business driven

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Your strategy?

1. 2. 3.

Business driven Business driven Business driven 20

A few pilots lead to… Company-wide launch…

Use Case 1 Use Case 2 Use Case 3

and managed expansion

ROE 22

BEST PRACTICE?

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Learnings First movers

Best adoption is seen when business processes is in focus and Yammer is just a tool Distributed teams adopt faster Affiliates moves quicker than HQ Different adoption rate across an organization and business areas

Most used Features

Likes 2. Conversations 3. Files 4. Groups 5. @Mentions 6. #Topics 7. Announcements 8. Share across groups 9. Notes 1.

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Best practice for Groups 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

Work in Groups Be generous with Likes Engage by using @Mentions Personalize by Follow Ensure findability by adding #Topics

Individuals 1.

2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7.

‘Create your profile with at least 3 Profile fields - Department, Location, Expertise ‘Upload your profile picture’. Use a real photo of yourself! Set your preferred email notifications ‘Follow’ at least 3 coworkers you work with directly ‘Join’ a group or two based on your work or interest ‘Like’ a message post that appeals to you ‘Reply’ to a coworker’s message with a comment, question or suggestion

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Get started Need to have

Business objective Usage policy Management involvement Champions from Line of Business Content is king

Nice to have

Guides and training for group owner Guides and training for end users Welcome mail for group owners Customized sign up flow

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? https://dk.linkedin.com/in/frederikzebitz

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