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Premium member Presentation Transcript Slide 1: ENTERPRISE 2.0 en·ter·prise : en·ter·prise unit of economic organization or activity; especially: a: a business organization b: a systematic purposeful activity web 2.0 : web 2.0 changing trends in the use of World Wide Web technology and web design that aims to enhance creativity, information sharing, collaboration and functionality of the web. en·ter·prise 2.0 : en·ter·prise 2.0 the use of participation-based web technology to empower more people within an organization. a shift in thinking that places people at the forefront while the corporate entity exists to support those people through economies of scale. Let's review some good examples of Enterprise 2.0 : Let's review some good examples of Enterprise 2.0 Slide 7: Still looking… The truth is… : The truth is… …enterprises don’t know what to do : …enterprises don’t know what to do What they see is : What they see is the “Social” web : the “Social” web social is fun… : social is fun… but it ain’t business Slide 13: Business is people working together to achieve a common goal It’s time to look : It’s time to look inside the enterprise Most enterprises consist of : Most enterprises consist of the “Corporation” : the “Corporation” Headquarters Marketing Legal Operations People the “People” : the “People” Agents Franchisees Associates Sales People Representatives ServiceProviders a “corporate” web presence looks something like this : a “corporate” web presence looks something like this Big Co relationships with customers looks more like this : relationships with customers looks more like this a “corporate” web presence should look like this : a “corporate” web presence should look like this Big Co Adding more and more websites to exponentially increase the corporate online footprint : Adding more and more websites to exponentially increase the corporate online footprint Big Co give your people : give your people their own websites let them… : let them… create connect build their business… …build your company market themselves share experiment succeed participate The corporation benefits by… : The corporation benefits by… providing tools to grow business letting people express their individuality sharing best-practices between people getting the best innovation that people can offer What happens when more people are allowed to participate? : What happens when more people are allowed to participate? Slide 26: Encyclopedia Britannica Founded in 1768 122,264 articles Slide 27: (on online encyclopedia that consists purely of articles contributed by visitors/members. As of July 23, 2008 it had 2,468,519 articles contributed by volunteers around the world since January 15, 2001. ) wikipedia.org Founded in 2001 2,538,000+ articles Comparison : Comparison The free online resource Wikipedia is about as accurate on science as the Encyclopedia Britannica, a study shows. – BBC NEWS Thursday, 15 December 2005 What happens when websites extend beyond the enterprise? : What happens when websites extend beyond the enterprise? Slide 30: A community is born. Slide 31: People interacting and building your websites increases their “buy in” of the brand = increased ownership of product Why don’t more enterprises do this? : Why don’t more enterprises do this? -Loss of Control-Possible brand inconsistency-Flamers/Online Trolls : -Loss of Control-Possible brand inconsistency-Flamers/Online Trolls FEAR! Unless… : Unless… Slide 35: A system is built that allows Approvals Deletions (at a corporate level) Consistent branding Control of the platform for future application development LoudClick Enterprise : LoudClick Enterprise A system to build websites together and achieve a common goal. Slide 37: LoudClick Enterprise allows Review and Approval of submissions Deletions at a corporate level Consistent branding Control of the platform for future application development For thousands of websites simultaneously LoudClick Enterprise : LoudClick Enterprise Allows your enterprise to capitalize on the participation culture without losing control of your brand. LoudClick Enterprise : LoudClick Enterprise benefits LoudClick Enterprise : LoudClick Enterprise Contact us today. Alex Huffalex@loudclick.net 612-414-5209 You do not have the permission to view this presentation. In order to view it, please contact the author of the presentation.
Enterprise 2arh091708Draft2 loudclick Download Post to : URL : Related Presentations : Share Add to Flag Embed Email Send to Blogs and Networks Add to Channel Uploaded from authorPOINTLite Insert YouTube videos in PowerPont slides with aS Desktop Copy embed code: (To copy code, click on the text box) Embed: URL: Thumbnail: WordPress Embed Customize Embed The presentation is successfully added In Your Favorites. Views: 29 Category: Entertainment License: All Rights Reserved Like it (0) Dislike it (0) Added: May 25, 2009 This Presentation is Public Favorites: 0 Presentation Description No description available. Comments Posting comment... Premium member Presentation Transcript Slide 1: ENTERPRISE 2.0 en·ter·prise : en·ter·prise unit of economic organization or activity; especially: a: a business organization b: a systematic purposeful activity web 2.0 : web 2.0 changing trends in the use of World Wide Web technology and web design that aims to enhance creativity, information sharing, collaboration and functionality of the web. en·ter·prise 2.0 : en·ter·prise 2.0 the use of participation-based web technology to empower more people within an organization. a shift in thinking that places people at the forefront while the corporate entity exists to support those people through economies of scale. Let's review some good examples of Enterprise 2.0 : Let's review some good examples of Enterprise 2.0 Slide 7: Still looking… The truth is… : The truth is… …enterprises don’t know what to do : …enterprises don’t know what to do What they see is : What they see is the “Social” web : the “Social” web social is fun… : social is fun… but it ain’t business Slide 13: Business is people working together to achieve a common goal It’s time to look : It’s time to look inside the enterprise Most enterprises consist of : Most enterprises consist of the “Corporation” : the “Corporation” Headquarters Marketing Legal Operations People the “People” : the “People” Agents Franchisees Associates Sales People Representatives ServiceProviders a “corporate” web presence looks something like this : a “corporate” web presence looks something like this Big Co relationships with customers looks more like this : relationships with customers looks more like this a “corporate” web presence should look like this : a “corporate” web presence should look like this Big Co Adding more and more websites to exponentially increase the corporate online footprint : Adding more and more websites to exponentially increase the corporate online footprint Big Co give your people : give your people their own websites let them… : let them… create connect build their business… …build your company market themselves share experiment succeed participate The corporation benefits by… : The corporation benefits by… providing tools to grow business letting people express their individuality sharing best-practices between people getting the best innovation that people can offer What happens when more people are allowed to participate? : What happens when more people are allowed to participate? Slide 26: Encyclopedia Britannica Founded in 1768 122,264 articles Slide 27: (on online encyclopedia that consists purely of articles contributed by visitors/members. As of July 23, 2008 it had 2,468,519 articles contributed by volunteers around the world since January 15, 2001. ) wikipedia.org Founded in 2001 2,538,000+ articles Comparison : Comparison The free online resource Wikipedia is about as accurate on science as the Encyclopedia Britannica, a study shows. – BBC NEWS Thursday, 15 December 2005 What happens when websites extend beyond the enterprise? : What happens when websites extend beyond the enterprise? Slide 30: A community is born. Slide 31: People interacting and building your websites increases their “buy in” of the brand = increased ownership of product Why don’t more enterprises do this? : Why don’t more enterprises do this? -Loss of Control-Possible brand inconsistency-Flamers/Online Trolls : -Loss of Control-Possible brand inconsistency-Flamers/Online Trolls FEAR! Unless… : Unless… Slide 35: A system is built that allows Approvals Deletions (at a corporate level) Consistent branding Control of the platform for future application development LoudClick Enterprise : LoudClick Enterprise A system to build websites together and achieve a common goal. Slide 37: LoudClick Enterprise allows Review and Approval of submissions Deletions at a corporate level Consistent branding Control of the platform for future application development For thousands of websites simultaneously LoudClick Enterprise : LoudClick Enterprise Allows your enterprise to capitalize on the participation culture without losing control of your brand. LoudClick Enterprise : LoudClick Enterprise benefits LoudClick Enterprise : LoudClick Enterprise Contact us today. Alex Huffalex@loudclick.net 612-414-5209