Social business insights are revealed from the following thought leaders' recent publications: Rajat Paharia, Jacob Morgan, Charlene Li, Deirdre Walsh, Dion Hinchcliffe, Jeremiah Owyang, John Hagel, and Brian Solis. Jive is the world's #1 social business platform. We help employees, customers and partners connect, collaborate and communicate to achieve breakthrough results in sales, marketing, customer service and workforce productivity. Learn more at http://bit.ly/1aTo6Vq

1. INSIGHTS FROM SOCIAL BUSINESS
THOUGHT LEADERS
Revealed from articles & quotes - July 2013

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“Goal setting, fast feedback, transparency,
collaboration, competition, leveling up,
onboarding – all put together, they make this
really powerful loyalty 3.0 engine, but you need
motivation and big data to power gamification.”
Rajat Paharia
Chief Product Officer, Bunchball
@rajatrocks
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“Successful emergent collaboration
initiatives aren’t looked at as projects or
campaigns; they are looked at as an
evolution of doing business.”
3© Jive confidential
Jacob Morgan
Principal, Chess Media Group
@JacobM
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“In fact, the most successful businesses are
those with an executive who can articulate
the vision and strategy roadmap almost as
well as the social strategist.”
4© Jive confidential
Charlene Li
Founder, Altimeter Group
@CharleneLi
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“Today's social web provides great insight
into what is being said about your
organization, products, markets, and even
the competition. By tracking important
wikis, forums, blogs, and other web
content, you can now engage customers
and prospects to quickly identify
opportunities and threats, share them in
real-time, and collaboratively respond.”
5© Jive confidential
Deirdre Walsh
Senior Social Strategist, Jive Software
@DeirdreWalsh
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6. “One of the most interesting trends in
enterprise social media recently has been
the growth of companies creating dedicated
centers of excellence (CoE) to drive
improved results, consistency, and
economies of scale.”
Dion Hinchcliffe
Chief Strategy Officer, Dachis Group
@DHinchcliffe
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7. “Getting and keeping creatives is
difficult, so instead, seek new models
that enable desk sharing that bring
creatives to work on their own time at
your office, spreading some of their
ideas and energy to those around
them.”
Jeremiah Owyang
Partner, Altimeter Group
@JOwyang
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8. “New generations of digital technology –
cloud computing, social software, and big
data analytics – are making it far easier and
more economically feasible to mobilize large
ecosystems with thousands, and in some
cases, millions of participants in ways that
can help the participants learn faster.”
John Hagel
Co-Chairman, Center for the Edge, Deloitte
& Touche
@JHagel
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9. “In a connected economy where
information becomes a powerful currency,
social data will only help you benchmark
where you are to help visualize where you
could be. The relationship between
aspiration and reality now become a more
informed set of goals and objectives driven
by benchmarking against the industry and
more importantly, benchmarking against
possibilities.”
Brian Solis
Principal Analyst, Altimeter Group
@BrianSolis
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