Enterprise Strategies

Author: Andy Jankowski

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You can’t throw enterprise social tools at any company and expect them to stick. Certain critical pieces have to be in place in order for the technology and the tactics to boost employee engagement, recruit and retain employees, break down knowledge silos and more for...

The role of the corporate communicator has not changed. It is still his or her job to provide employees with information that supports their work and their company. How corporate communicators carry out this role has changed drastically. When it all shakes out, the options...

A message from Adam. "A journey of 1000 miles begins with 1 step." – yes, but it won’t end until 1000 miles later (that’s the part they never tell you!) I consider myself very fortunate. Unlike so many people who search their whole lives, I always knew...

When you signed up for your first Facebook account back in the early 2000s, you were probably curious. You wanted to learn more about this new “social media” platform and see if it might be fun and useful to you. After a few weeks, you...

Intranet managers have the unique ability of touching the lives, hearts and minds of every employee in our organizations. Yet, all too often, their power and potential as culture setters and change agents goes unrecognized. The following is a snippet from one of my speaking engagements...

If enterprise forecasters such as Hutch Carpenter of Spigit are correct, location-based technologies will enter the business place as part of enterprise social media tools in 2012. Alex Williams discusses the issue in a ReadWriteWeb post back in 2010, crediting Carpenter for recognizing the two-year...

Historically, video has been carried out by full-time, dedicated teams within large companies. Only CEOs and other executives were deemed worthy of this formal, structured limelight, often delivering uninspired interviews or announcements about organizational changes. Better videos might have featured historic moments in company history...