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The majority of large Australian companies are trialing social networks within their organisations and senior executives believe that, rather than being a waste of employee time, there is substantial value to be harvested from connecting with Web 2.0, a report released today says.
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Our trial of social networks is going exceptionally well – there is very positive feedback from employees. They see it as a personal touch that improves their enjoyment of the work environment.”
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“What if I have one of my best performers spending an hour a day on Facebook - do I really want to stop them?”
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“The whole organisation is about collaboration. So the area of social networks is really critical for us, particularly if we want to provide a seamless service delivery to the client.”
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“For Gen Y, social networking is much more open than traditional computing. Look at gaming. They have a collective mindset – achieving common goals is more important to them. They either win together or they don’t win. ”
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We are serious about finding ways to engage people. We have to compete for talent.
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“The way products and services are sold in our industry will be vastly different to how it is done today”
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We have an evolving strategy. Fail fast and cheap. We’re finding that’s the best strategy
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Bertrand DuperrinThe majority of large Australian companies are trialing social networks within their organisations and senior executives believe that, rather than being a waste of employee time, there is substantial value to be harvested from connecting with Web 2.0, a report released today says.
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Our trial of social networks is going exceptionally well – there is very positive feedback from employees. They see it as a personal touch that improves their enjoyment of the work environment.”
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“What if I have one of my best performers spending an hour a day on Facebook - do I really want to stop them?”
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