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on 2009-09-07
The Situation: With more than 138,000 employees in 160-plus countries, there are countless opportunities—and as many hurdles—for P&G to connect ideas and expertise. Through its Global Business Services group, P&G is deploying an intranet that allows users to create value beyond their usual circles.
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. Once their use of wikis, blogs and similar tools solidified, P&G selected Telligent's online community application as an enterprise Web 2.0 platform.
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Nearly 12,000 users opted in before there was any formal marketing of the platform.
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P&G is deploying the tools with groups that demand them and integrating them with the ways people work.
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Although P&G maintains adoption and activity metrics for PeopleConnect, these tend to underestimate its impact. For example, using PeopleConnect, a 150-person, geographically disbursed workgroup came together in two months rather than in six to
This link has been bookmarked by 5 people . It was first bookmarked on 01 Sep 2009, by Larry Hawes.
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Bertrand Duperrin
The Situation: With more than 138,000 employees in 160-plus countries, there are countless opportunities—and as many hurdles—for P&G to connect ideas and expertise. Through its Global Business Services group, P&G is deploying an intranet that allows users to create value beyond their usual circles.
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. Once their use of wikis, blogs and similar tools solidified, P&G selected Telligent's online community application as an enterprise Web 2.0 platform.
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Nearly 12,000 users opted in before there was any formal marketing of the platform.
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Larry HawesTraditional collaboration technologies like e-mail and instant messaging tend to reinforce communication between employees with strong ties—colleagues who work closely together. Procter & Gamble (P&G) is expanding its vision for collaboration, incorporating Web 2.0 tools into a single platform to unlock weak and potential ties—employees with common goals or interests who have little to no contact.
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