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Balancing “the Carrot and the Stick” In Leadership

Balancing “the Carrot and the Stick” In Leadership

Jennifer D. Dubow May 8, 2012 0

In my last post, I focused on using positive reinforcement, rewards and recognition to shape the appropriate behavior in a social business transformation (read more here). In more colloquial terms, this approach is known

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The Five Benefits of Social Customer Service

The Five Benefits of Social Customer Service

Michael Brito May 7, 2012 1

Last week, thinkJar and Sword Ciboodle released a whitepaper, We Are Social: The State of Social Customer Service, and in it identified the top 5 primary benefits of social customer service: Increased Customer Satisfaction

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The Social Evolution for Generation Y

The Social Evolution for Generation Y

Sandra Ponce de Leon May 4, 2012 3

In a matter of a few short years, social media has been infused into our daily lives. According to an Altimeter study, “In 2011, the US hit a milestone – more than half of

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Why Your Customers Want To Join Your Tribe

Why Your Customers Want To Join Your Tribe

Adi Gaskell May 3, 2012 3

I wrote earlier this month about the financial benefits of  a community that allows your customers to talk to one another regularly.  Having users interacting with each other can earn the host company 19%

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Building A World Class Social Business That Delivers Stakeholder Value

Building A World Class Social Business That Delivers Stakeholder Value

Michael Brito May 2, 2012 0

A world-class social business should be built upon three pillars – people, process and platforms (or technology). The people of the organization (employees, leadership) are the core of social business transformation. The requirement here

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