Knowledge Communities
By Kathy Barton A branded digital customer community is like a private Facebook community, where you own the content, define the rules of the road, and moderate and curate the content. These communities offer many benefits to companies looking to promote business goals while providing members with information, support, interaction, and camaraderie. Some of these…
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By Kathy Barton 80% of knowledge management projects underperform. Why? Information gets loaded into a database, but then quickly gets outdated. It’s hard to maintain, and it tends to be limited to what is known as explicit knowledge. This is information that’s easily written down, captured and stored in documents and databases. It’s really more…
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By Kathy Barton 80% of knowledge management projects underperform. Why? Information gets loaded into a database, but then quickly gets outdated. It’s hard to maintain, and it tends to be limited to what is known as explicit knowledge. This is information that’s easily written down, captured and stored in documents and databases. It’s really more…
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By John Chan, ISM Software Lab Director As ISM’s Software Lab Director, I have noticed a key trend in CRM marketplace – an increasing interplay of Social Media with CRM. This has created an entirely new marketplace phenomenon, Social CRM, which is forecasted by Markets and Markets to grow to a $9 billion+ worldwide market…
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ISM & Mzinga Present Nov. 12 Webinar By Jean Young, VP, ISM Ask many executives if the company has a private social community and the answer may be: “yes, our clients can login and check the status of orders” or “we have our own Facebook, Twitter, YouTube accounts”. Neither answer is correct. ISM Founder/President Barton…
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Webinar Tackles Knowledge Communities with Focus on “The Value-Add of Private Social Communities” By Jean Young, VP, ISM. sk many executives if the company has a private social community and the answer may be: “yes, our clients can login and check the status of orders” or “we have our own Facebook, Twitter, YouTube accounts”. Neither…
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