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For most companies, opting out of the social media world is no longer feasible. Financial Executives Research Foundation Inc. (FERF), in collaboration with Grant Thornton LLP, developed a 32-question online survey and conducted in-depth interviews to produce this report, titled Social media risks and rewards. View the full results - http://gt-us.co/1q4pHKs
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Companies feel social media rewards outweigh risks
38+4+5+12+14+27+O
How companies are using social media...
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13%
71%
13%
4%
Very concerned
Concerned, but believe the risks can be mitigated or avoided
Does not believe there are any appreciable risks
Other
0% 20% 40%60% 80%
Many are concerned about potential risks,but believe they can be mitigated
27%
24%
33%
16%
No, and there is currently no plan to develop one
No, but one is being developed
No, but we have other related policies, such asacceptable use, “bring your own device”, etc.
Yes
0% 5% 10% 15% 20% 25% 30% 35%
Brand awareness38%
Recruiting27%
Identify participants/Customer profiling & identification
14%
Customer care12%
Fulfillment5%
Crowd sourcing4%
LinkedIn32%
Facebook20%
Twitter18%
YouTube11%
Other19%
Over the next 12 months,usage will increase
Increaseslightly42%
Remain fairlyconstant32%
Increasesignificantly24%
Decreaseslightly1%
Most do noteven performa social media
risk assessment
But 67% lack policies
23+18+59+ONo risk assessment59%
Yes18%
I do not know/ Unsure23%
0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60%
13%
55%
30%
1%
2%
Will be critical for all corporate efforts going forward
Will be an important component going forward
May have some value but will most likely only have peripheral value
It’s a complete waste of time
Fine for personal use, but little to no valuein the corporate world
Most executives believe there’s value
and the platforms they use
Source: Social media risks and rewards, a joint study by Grant Thornton LLP and Financial Executives Research FoundationSurvey data has been rounded to whole numbers; as a result, some of the totals may not equal 100%.
“The increasein social media use
without strong governance or policy underscores
the need for a risk assessment.”
- Jan HertzbergManaging Director, Advisory Services