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ROI for Social Computing and What’s in it for me ?!

Mixed by Gregory Culpin (Knowledge Officer @ Whatever) in Social software

5 September
An article originally posted on www.theappgap.com

“The truth of most modern work is that we analyse data and information and reach out to our networks in order to gain access to knowledge. We collaborate on ideas and then have a burst of work that reflects the sharing of ideas. And, of course, once we have produced something, we then tend to socialise it again within our networks in order to refine the ideas we’ve produced. This is knowledge work in action and people are at the centre of it.”

Read the first full article at www.theappgap.com

“Various theories from social psychology have been used to explain this ‘whats in it for me’ factor to better understand how to successfully introduce social computing tools into corporate environments. Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs is often the first theory put forward.”

Read the second full article at www.theappgap.com

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In my opinion…

Matthew Hodgson summarizes how enterprise social tools fit into daily collaboration and provides perspicuous illustrations to this purpose.

In an apposite post to Andrew Boyd’s article, he then addresses the issue of adoption and describes values theories such as Maslow’s pyramid in an attempt to answer the “what’s in it for me” factor. Enjoyable read.

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