New Global Social Business Consulting Group Sobizco
New, global Social Business Consulting Group (Sobizco). is social media savvy and strongly focused on supporting enterprise objectives
Winning in the New Social Economy: Webinars
Social Business Executive Summit, Monday May 25 through Wednesday May 27 In less than a week from now, over a three-day period, May 25 through 27 and two hours each day, several of my colleagues on the Social Business One Founders’ Council will deliver six webinars for the Social Business Executive Summit With the overall…
Telstra Shuts Down Corporate Blogging Experiment
Telstra, Australia’s still-dominant telco, yesterday shut down its corporate blogging site nowwearetalking.com.au CEO David Thodey’s letter announcing the shutdown promised “Telstra will launch a new corporate blogging website later this year”. In keeping with the expressions of opinion from the opinionati when nowwearetalking launched back in 2005, from congratulatory/welcoming through curious/cautious to dismissive, blogosphere commentary…
Government 2.0: Policy & Practice
I’m off to the national capital, Canberra, tonight for the all day event at Parliament House, Government 2.0: Policy and Practice. As indicated in a previous post, I’m speaking on the subject: Why parliamentarians and public sector managers need to participate in social media. The sub-head is: briefings and slide shows won’t cut it. I…
Ross Dawson, Future Exploration Network: Interview
To wrap up from the various interviews with speakers and workshop facilitators I’ve been posting here from the recent Enterprise 2.0 Executive Forum, I’m pleased to be able to post this interview with the event’s instigator, impresario, convenor and chairman of proceedings, Ross Dawson, CEO of Future Exploration Network. This interview was done just after…
Stephen Collins, acidlabs.org: Interview
This interview with Stephen Collins, CEO of acidlabs.org, at the end of the day’s proceedings at Enterprise 2.0 Executive Forum in Sydney on Feb 24 is like a good espresso – strong and short. It’s strong because of the clarity and focus of Steve’s observations. It’s short because the batteries on the Flip camera ran…