On a conceptual level–and far from the fray of implementing such things–it appears the C-level in organizations “get it” when it comes to social networking and the web 2.0 revolution. In fact a full 85% get it–that’s pretty impressive.
Entries Tagged as 'CEO blogs'
The C-level gets it: social networking
November 13th, 2008 · No Comments
Tags: CEO blogs · company blogs · corporate culture change
Corporate Memory and social media
August 9th, 2007 · 1 Comment
When I first worked at Amazon a long time ago, in the high heady days of the bubble, we were all housed in one building on 1st ave near skid row in Seattle. It was a great time to be there, even if the neighborhood was a little sketchy. One of the best aspects of [...]
Tags: CEO blogs · agent blogs · commmunity of practice · community of users · company blogs · corporate culture change · evolution of knowledge · how knowledge evolves · knowledge sharing facilitation
Which companies are using blogs and wikis?
June 29th, 2007 · No Comments
I’ve come across two interesting wikis in the last week that compile the number of high profile companies that are using wikis and blog.
The first was started by Ross Mayfield at SocialText and appears to have a launch date of Oct 06, and is still, apparently, being edited/updated. Find it here.
The other is more specifically [...]
Tags: CEO blogs · company blogs · corporate blogs · customer blogs · the voice of the company · web 2.0 · wiki
