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Social collaboration: A path to business valueYouToo Conference, Kent State University April 2016
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Amy DolzineGlobal Knowledge Awareness AdvisorEYCleveland, Ohio
@amydolz
Introductions
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Failing to plan is planning to fail …
– Alan Lakein
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Who is EY
EY is an organization of member firms operating in 150 countries.
► We collaborate globally to offer audit, tax, transaction and advisory services.
► Each service line has a wide, diverse range of business units and offerings.
► Our organization is constantly growing and evolving.
We compete in a market where insights are the product: knowledge is and will be a key differentiator in building a better working world
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Current state of social collaboration at EY
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Keys to our and your success?
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Keys to sustained success
2Be intentional with your strategy and define successStart with a strategy focused on the outcome – the business value social will generate.
3Use the levers to your advantageIncorporate the three levers to drive successful adoption, engagement, and business value. - Purpose. - High quality community management. - Measurement and iteration.
1Know your organizationUnderstand and factor in the key aspects of your organization, culture, people.
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#1 – Know your organization
Given our environment,an initial strategy for responding to risk concerns was critical.
Risks► Client confidentiality► Brand and reputation► Information security► Data privacy
Automated monitoring
Auditing
Access management
Data purging Moderation
Terms of use
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#2 – Be intentional with yoursocial strategy …
Outcomes
Leader engagement
Resourcing for engagements
Awareness across lines of
business
Personal brand building
Quick collaboration
On-boarding Expertise location
Informal team communications
Scenarios
Increase competitiveness
Create high-performing teams
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Quick collaboration
Awareness across lines of business
Leadership engagement
Expertise location
Resourcing for engagements
Personal brand building
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What is required to support the long term vitality of social collaboration?
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#3 - Key levers of adoption, engagement and business value
Clarity of purpose
High quality community management
Measurement and iteration
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Clarity of purpose
One mechanism to achieve clarity is through our approach to group management.
► Strategic – purpose is directly aligned with the overall strategy
► Visible – heavily promoted and obvious to users
► Vital – mutual responsibility for long-term success
► Expedient – focus on day-to-day needs and may not persist
► Organic – user initiated and managedTactical Groups(bottoms up approach to social)
Verified Groups(top-down approach to social)
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High quality community management
We see a direct correlation between group success and the quality of community management.
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Key success factors:
► Authenticity
► Training
► Mentoring
► Accountability
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Measurement and iteration
Adoption
Engagement
Value
► Monthly adoption tracking with leadership of key lines of business
► Self-serve reports to break down adoption and raw activity
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► Quantitative and qualitative scorecards ► Peer comparisons pegged to a maturity model► Dashboards for leadership
$X.XmActual revenue generated
► High-impact examples of social success► Link engagement with tangible business value ► Reinforce and debunk any negativity
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Meaningful measurement is critical to inform and drive future activity.
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Keys to sustained success
2Be intentional with your strategy and define successStart with a strategy focused on the outcome – the business value social will generate.
3Use the levers to your advantageIncorporate the three levers to drive successful adoption, engagement, and business value. - Purpose. - High quality community management. - Measurement and iteration.
1Know your organizationUnderstand the factor in the key aspects of your organization, culture, people.
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Social Collaboration: A Path to Business Value
Date published: April 2016
For further information, please contact: Amy Dolzine, EY Knowledge +1 216 470 [email protected]
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