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Presentation to Council of CPO's - Montreal, April 2011

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social mediain the enterprise

Harold Jarchejarche.com

InternetTimeAlliance.com

Council of Chief Privacy Officers

1Monday, 25April, 2011

Lesson #1

2Monday, 25April, 2011

Internet Privacy

Venn Diagram

Social Media Job Aid

inspired by Dave Makes

3Monday, 25April, 2011

A Networked

World

4Monday, 25April, 2011

Artisans - Hierarchies - Networks

~19th C +/- 20th C 21st C

Work has Changed

5Monday, 25April, 2011

Self-publishing

RidiculouslyEasy

Group-forming

UnlimitedInformation

Internet

Hyperlinks subvert Hierarchies*

* cluetrain.com6Monday, 25April, 2011

Photo: ma3t egypt

massdecentralized

social}

7Monday, 25April, 2011

Blind MonksExaminingthe

Elephant

KM

OD

HR

Legal

Marketing Training

SocialMedia

Sales

IT

8Monday, 25April, 2011

WhyDoesThis

Matter?

9Monday, 25April, 2011

50% Wasted TimeKnowledge Workers

2011 WebTutorials Report

36%

14%

Finding Information Contacting PeopleScheduling Meetings

Managing Unwanted CommunicationsTime

10Monday, 25April, 2011

Robert Kelley, CMU asked knowledge workers:

“What percentage of the knowledge you need to do your job

is stored in your own mind?”

75%

18%9%

1986

20061997

2011?11Monday, 25April, 2011

Social Media in BusinessIncreasing Speed of Access to Knowledge

(McKinsey 2011)

?

! ??

?! !

12Monday, 25April, 2011

Whatkind of

knowledge?

13Monday, 25April, 2011

TacitKnowledge

14Monday, 25April, 2011

we share tacit knowledge through conversation

15Monday, 25April, 2011

It’s called

Working Sma"er

mimiandeunice.com

16Monday, 25April, 2011

Source: Charles Jennings - duntroon.com17Monday, 25April, 2011

The Librarian by Giuseppe Arcimboldo

Age of informationself-service

Just Google it!(and let them track you)

FewerAssistants

18Monday, 25April, 2011

US Workforce in 2011

Opportunities:

growing

Source: Socialcast19Monday, 25April, 2011

Leadership

SocialLearning

CollaborativeWork

Communicating&

Connecting

20Monday, 25April, 2011

nomadic + collaborative

managing collective knowledge

diverse community versus disciplined unity

Challenges for Leaders

m2ie.fr21Monday, 25April, 2011

Leadership in Complexity

Boundaries & Attractors Image: Roger McLachlan

22Monday, 25April, 2011

23Monday, 25April, 2011

Will what you’re about to share online offend, surprise, or shock your:

Spouse / Mother / ChildrenEmployer / Clients / Business Partners (current or future)

Coworkers

in a way which critically jeopardizes your relationship?

Mike Brown - brainzooming.com

Yes / No

24Monday, 25April, 2011

Writers on SpareBank blog are personally responsible for posts.

Do not quote or refer to customers, partners or suppliers without permission.

Be the first to admit mistakes & do not remove previous posts without saying so.

Contribute to building credibility.

Norway

http://www.slideshare.net/SpareBank1/regler-for-blogging-i-sparebank-1-gruppen

25Monday, 25April, 2011

some boundariesgo too far

26Monday, 25April, 2011

6 February 2011

http://www.heraldsun.com.au/opinion/cbas-snitch-policy-an-alarming-attempt-to-control-speech/story-fn56b2fi-1226000793944

27Monday, 25April, 2011

Reuters

28Monday, 25April, 2011

Think before you post

Be transparent

Use separate accounts

Don’t scoop the wire

http://handbook.reuters.com/index.php/Reporting_from_the_internet29Monday, 25April, 2011

a dissenting opinion

30Monday, 25April, 2011

"All of these flaws boil down to one thing:

A desire to control something

that fundamentally can’t be controlled,

and a fear of what happens

when that control is lost."

http://gigaom.com/2010/03/12/reuters-and-why-social-media-policies-dont-work/

31Monday, 25April, 2011

“Some things are bad to say on Twitter, and some things are not —

and some stuff you can’t always tell immediately.”

“If your employees need to be told that kind of thing, they are probably too stupid to be on your payroll

and should be sent to work for your competitors instead.”

http://gigaom.com/2010/03/12/reuters-and-why-social-media-policies-dont-work/

32Monday, 25April, 2011

a personal insight

33Monday, 25April, 2011

I was always impressed with the approach

Reuters took -

[1] Clear communications policy

[2] Posted on Logon

[3] Expect people to behave

[4] Act on abuse

Charles Jennings

34Monday, 25April, 2011

boundaries mustbe flexible & negotiable

35Monday, 25April, 2011

Summary

There is no real privacy online

Social media are powerful business tools

Understand your business

Understand social media

Set negotiable boundaries

Reinforce positive behaviour

Be flexible

Life in Perpetual Beta

36Monday, 25April, 2011

More Links

http://www.diigo.com/user/jarche/SM_policy

37Monday, 25April, 2011

social mediain the enterprise

Harold Jarchejarche.com

InternetTimeAlliance.com

Council of Chief Privacy Officers

38Monday, 25April, 2011