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© 2013 IBM Corporation1
Growing a social culture at IBM
July 10, 2013
Jacques Pavlenyi, Senior Marketing Manager, IBM Collaboration Solutions
Based on materials developed by Ethan McCarty, Director Enterprise Social
Strategy and Programs, IBM
@mediamutt
@SMCSanDiego
© 2013 IBM Corporation2
First the fine print...
Although this presentation discusses IBM and examples of how IBM is a social business, the presenter is acting as an individual IBM employee,
sharing expertise about this particular topic only.
The presenter is not acting on behalf of IBM, either as an official agent or representative. The views expressed are those solely of the presenter.
© 2013 IBM Corporation3
IBM is the world’s largest information technology company
A highly diverse workforce:
• 400k FTE, 100k partners, 100k
contractors
• ½ < 5 years of service
• ½ work remotely
• >70% outside USA
• >15% from acquisitions and
outsourcing deals
A highly diverse company:
• $100B revenue
• 170 countries
• Software, Systems & Technology,
Business and Technology Consulting
Challenge: increase productivity, collaboration, and innovation
© 2013 IBM Corporation4
From consumption to participation: IBM journey to become a
Social Business
1980s: “Virtual Machine”
1996: w3 Intranet (17K/day)
2000: One IBM Single Portal
(500K/day)
2004: Role-enabled
workplace (2M/day)
2005: Bottom-up blogging
guidelines
2008: Blogging guidelines
expanded into social
computing guidelines
2009: Collaboration platform,
corporate risk assessment
2010: The social enterprise
2011: Workplace of the
Future, Social Business
Council
2012: Digital IBMer, Voices
© 2013 IBM Corporation5
Bringing order to the chaos: introducing the IBM Social
Computing Guidelines
http://ibm.co/yW8Jbh
• Written collaboratively with
IBMers in 2005
• Formalized in 2008 as part
of Business Conduct
Guidelines
• Clarity, permission and
direction
© 2013 IBM Corporation6
The Social Enterprise: applying social networking tools for
business in context
IBM Internal / Intranet External / Internet
My IBM.com
… plus many many more…
Activities
Blogs
Bookmarks
Files
Forums
Wikis
Profiles
Communities
© 2013 IBM Corporation7
IBM social behavior leads to great results
Inside IBM Outside IBM
Profiles 636K profiles
3.5M profile searches / week
8M registered users
4.5M unique monthly visitors
Communities 86K public and 83K private
communities, 715K members
2.5K public communities
45K members
Blogs 428K users with 74K blogs
244,000 entries
1.1K blogs
25K comments
File Sharing 1.2M files downloaded 44.8M times
Wikis 99.5K wikis with 1.6M pages
and 92.4M page views
Bookmarks 64.6K users sharing 1.6M
bookmarks and 4.8M tags
Forums 178K forums with 967K topics 3.2M
posts from 175K users
IBM developerWorks > 1M users
sharing in thousands of forums
Instant
Messaging
12 million instant messages per day Collaborating with thousands of
partners and customersvia IM
Web Meetings 150K web meetings
1M participants
Activities 655K users working on 400K
activities with 7.5M entries
© 2013 IBM Corporation8
The social enterprise starts with a social intranet portal
Pronunciation
Rich profile
information
Reporting
chain
Network
Activity Stream
Tags Social links
© 2013 IBM Corporation9
Applications
Search
To Do List
Recommended
Content
Activity
Streams
The social enterprise starts with a social intranet portal
© 2013 IBM Corporation10
IBMers can even access email and other internal social
networks on their favorite mobile devices
© 2013 IBM Corporation11
IBM social behavior leads to great results
• Search satisfaction up 50%
• Search productivity saving $4.5M/yr
• $700K travel savings
• Reduced voicemail
• Reduced email server costs
• 87% increase skills
• 84% access experts more quickly
• 84% share knowledge with others
• 77% re-use assets
• 74% increase their productivity
• 64.5% improve personal reputation
• 64.5% increased sense of belonging
• 59.9% increase sales
• 42.2% improve customer sat
Source: Luba Cherbakov, IBM Distinguished Engineer (Feb 2010)
© 2013 IBM Corporation12
1) Enable the IBMer
2) Experiments with content on
platforms
3) Publish broadcast content
1) Enable the expert in the context of our
go-to-market programs
2) Optimize engagement across owned
and earned social platforms to
create shared belief with IBM experts
and strategic constituencies
3) Map social content and interactions
optimize progression through the
demand cycle
The social enterprise outside of IBM: from enablement and
publishing to aligning digital experience and brand...
© 2013 IBM Corporation1313
...that leverages IBM’s biggest asset – the IBMer.
Market Interest IBM SMEs and Social PropertiesSocial Program ReadinessMindshare
• Created based on social media research and
GTM strategy & plan
• Full-time Social Program Manager
• SMEs identified and recruited
• SMEs + IBM branded social sites
• Business goals and baseline measurement
• Collaboration process to apply social insights
and KPIs, and share marketing plans,
messages and materials with SME
• Reach
• Engagement
• Amplification
• Improved connectedness and
engagement with key influencers
• Keyword frequency
• Hashtag frequency
• Inbound links to IBM assets
• Clicks on links to IBM assets
• Optimization of inbound links
• Improved level of engagement
• Improved efficiency of content
shared
• Conversion
@
Favorable Selling Environment Social Business Program Effectiveness
Measure market
language used
in online buzz
and searches
Measure IBM inclusion
in online discussions
and searches that use
the market language
Market term volume
●
Segment and themes
in online conversations
●
in online searches
Share of IBM
• in online conversations
• in online searches
• in influencers’ messages
• Reach
• Engagement
• Amplification
• Improved connectedness and
engagement with key influencers
• Keyword frequency
• Hashtag frequency
• Inbound links to IBM assets
• Clicks on links to IBM assets
• Optimization of inbound links
• Improved level of engagement
• Improved efficiency of content
shared
• Conversion
Social Strategy / Marketing Plan
© 2013 IBM Corporation14
Preparing IBMers is an intentional social enablement of subject
matter experts and branded social channels
1. Social Business and Community
Managers
2. IBM Select Program
3. Forward Thinker Program
4. IBM Voices Program
5. Digital IBMer Hub
100’s
10s of
1,000’s
100s of
1,000’s
© 2013 IBM Corporation15
 Applied to both existing
and new accounts
 Dedicated Corporate team
reviews all accounts and
communities
 Non-compliant IDs
contacted to bring to standard
and remove fakes
 Easily support new
platforms like Google+ and
Pinterest
1. Social channel managers and community managers now have
IBM social brand guidelines
© 2013 IBM Corporation16
2. IBM Select Program: support eminence of high-value, high-
touch thought leaders in targeted online communities
 Grow influence and reputation
subject matter experts in the social
sphere
 IBM Select SMEs
 IBM Champions – non-IBM
technical leaders
 1-on-1 coaching and support from
an IBM Social Business Manager
 Sustain and support engagement
while continuously proving
competency and expertise
 Support and amplify word-of-
mouth aligned to Go-to-Market
priorities
 On-going listening and
measurement to gauge progress
MD&I
© 2013 IBM Corporation17
3. IBM Forward Thinkers – self-selected but community verified
experts that share thought leadership internally and externally
1) Create an expert profile - provide information about your expertise, and as your knowledge and skills
evolve, so can your profile so you're always presenting an accurate picture of yourself.
2) People connect with you - using search, colleagues find you or you are promoted on ibm.com where
customers and others can follow you on the social networks and other sites you share.
3) You and IBM benefit - You build your professional reputation by communicating and demonstrating
your expertise, while IBM benefits through more effective outreach and improved productivity and
collaboration.
© 2013 IBM Corporation18
4. IBM Voices: dynamic inventory and syndication of IBM
branded, IBM Select and IBM Forward Thinker social channels
 Objective: optimize Earned and
Owned media coverage, aligned
to Brand strategy
 +3,000 IBM social brand
accounts and channels identified
 Curation and administration
support to help maximize content
marketing and shared expertise
 Self-enrollment with brand
training, validation and
permission
 Accounts are available for
syndication via Social Media
Aggregator
© 2013 IBM Corporation19
 Not every IBMer is familiar
with social media, so IBM has
created training and guidelines
on a range of topics
 IBM Connections
 Social media basics
 Cybersecurity
 Social selling
 Dozens of courses
 Recommendation engine
 Rewards & tracking
 Strategic, sharable content
5. Digital IBMer Hub: enabling 400K+ IBMers
on how to be successfully social
© 2013 IBM Corporation20
Tactics driving >5k visits
Initiated Registrations
(e.g., white paper downloads, event
registrations, product demos, etc)
Completed Registrations
(Form Completion Rate)
Marketing Tactics to drive
site traffic
133 All tactics
MISCELLANEOUS
SME-driven tactics outperform thousands of other tactics
3000+ All tactics
SME tactic was
#12
SME
#4
© 2013 IBM Corporation21
BEFORE 2011
A product-driven discussion
TODAY
A more solution-driven discussion
© 2013 IBM Corporation22
So how can you get the same results?
Start with a business objective
• For IBM, it’s about meeting our 2015 roadmap through “Smarter Planet”
• Determine the right social business patterns for you – listening,
collaboration, organizational transformation, finding/sharing expertise...
Push against open doors
• Partner with internal constituencies who already motivated to use social
Try to think of social business as more than social media
• Focus first on social business patterns that target top business pains
Cultivate an attitude of impatience + glacial persistence
• Change comes in fits and starts, but when you look at it over a long
time it will seem seismic.

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Building a social enterprise at IBM

  • 1. © 2013 IBM Corporation1 Growing a social culture at IBM July 10, 2013 Jacques Pavlenyi, Senior Marketing Manager, IBM Collaboration Solutions Based on materials developed by Ethan McCarty, Director Enterprise Social Strategy and Programs, IBM @mediamutt @SMCSanDiego
  • 2. © 2013 IBM Corporation2 First the fine print... Although this presentation discusses IBM and examples of how IBM is a social business, the presenter is acting as an individual IBM employee, sharing expertise about this particular topic only. The presenter is not acting on behalf of IBM, either as an official agent or representative. The views expressed are those solely of the presenter.
  • 3. © 2013 IBM Corporation3 IBM is the world’s largest information technology company A highly diverse workforce: • 400k FTE, 100k partners, 100k contractors • ½ < 5 years of service • ½ work remotely • >70% outside USA • >15% from acquisitions and outsourcing deals A highly diverse company: • $100B revenue • 170 countries • Software, Systems & Technology, Business and Technology Consulting Challenge: increase productivity, collaboration, and innovation
  • 4. © 2013 IBM Corporation4 From consumption to participation: IBM journey to become a Social Business 1980s: “Virtual Machine” 1996: w3 Intranet (17K/day) 2000: One IBM Single Portal (500K/day) 2004: Role-enabled workplace (2M/day) 2005: Bottom-up blogging guidelines 2008: Blogging guidelines expanded into social computing guidelines 2009: Collaboration platform, corporate risk assessment 2010: The social enterprise 2011: Workplace of the Future, Social Business Council 2012: Digital IBMer, Voices
  • 5. © 2013 IBM Corporation5 Bringing order to the chaos: introducing the IBM Social Computing Guidelines http://ibm.co/yW8Jbh • Written collaboratively with IBMers in 2005 • Formalized in 2008 as part of Business Conduct Guidelines • Clarity, permission and direction
  • 6. © 2013 IBM Corporation6 The Social Enterprise: applying social networking tools for business in context IBM Internal / Intranet External / Internet My IBM.com … plus many many more… Activities Blogs Bookmarks Files Forums Wikis Profiles Communities
  • 7. © 2013 IBM Corporation7 IBM social behavior leads to great results Inside IBM Outside IBM Profiles 636K profiles 3.5M profile searches / week 8M registered users 4.5M unique monthly visitors Communities 86K public and 83K private communities, 715K members 2.5K public communities 45K members Blogs 428K users with 74K blogs 244,000 entries 1.1K blogs 25K comments File Sharing 1.2M files downloaded 44.8M times Wikis 99.5K wikis with 1.6M pages and 92.4M page views Bookmarks 64.6K users sharing 1.6M bookmarks and 4.8M tags Forums 178K forums with 967K topics 3.2M posts from 175K users IBM developerWorks > 1M users sharing in thousands of forums Instant Messaging 12 million instant messages per day Collaborating with thousands of partners and customersvia IM Web Meetings 150K web meetings 1M participants Activities 655K users working on 400K activities with 7.5M entries
  • 8. © 2013 IBM Corporation8 The social enterprise starts with a social intranet portal Pronunciation Rich profile information Reporting chain Network Activity Stream Tags Social links
  • 9. © 2013 IBM Corporation9 Applications Search To Do List Recommended Content Activity Streams The social enterprise starts with a social intranet portal
  • 10. © 2013 IBM Corporation10 IBMers can even access email and other internal social networks on their favorite mobile devices
  • 11. © 2013 IBM Corporation11 IBM social behavior leads to great results • Search satisfaction up 50% • Search productivity saving $4.5M/yr • $700K travel savings • Reduced voicemail • Reduced email server costs • 87% increase skills • 84% access experts more quickly • 84% share knowledge with others • 77% re-use assets • 74% increase their productivity • 64.5% improve personal reputation • 64.5% increased sense of belonging • 59.9% increase sales • 42.2% improve customer sat Source: Luba Cherbakov, IBM Distinguished Engineer (Feb 2010)
  • 12. © 2013 IBM Corporation12 1) Enable the IBMer 2) Experiments with content on platforms 3) Publish broadcast content 1) Enable the expert in the context of our go-to-market programs 2) Optimize engagement across owned and earned social platforms to create shared belief with IBM experts and strategic constituencies 3) Map social content and interactions optimize progression through the demand cycle The social enterprise outside of IBM: from enablement and publishing to aligning digital experience and brand...
  • 13. © 2013 IBM Corporation1313 ...that leverages IBM’s biggest asset – the IBMer. Market Interest IBM SMEs and Social PropertiesSocial Program ReadinessMindshare • Created based on social media research and GTM strategy & plan • Full-time Social Program Manager • SMEs identified and recruited • SMEs + IBM branded social sites • Business goals and baseline measurement • Collaboration process to apply social insights and KPIs, and share marketing plans, messages and materials with SME • Reach • Engagement • Amplification • Improved connectedness and engagement with key influencers • Keyword frequency • Hashtag frequency • Inbound links to IBM assets • Clicks on links to IBM assets • Optimization of inbound links • Improved level of engagement • Improved efficiency of content shared • Conversion @ Favorable Selling Environment Social Business Program Effectiveness Measure market language used in online buzz and searches Measure IBM inclusion in online discussions and searches that use the market language Market term volume ● Segment and themes in online conversations ● in online searches Share of IBM • in online conversations • in online searches • in influencers’ messages • Reach • Engagement • Amplification • Improved connectedness and engagement with key influencers • Keyword frequency • Hashtag frequency • Inbound links to IBM assets • Clicks on links to IBM assets • Optimization of inbound links • Improved level of engagement • Improved efficiency of content shared • Conversion Social Strategy / Marketing Plan
  • 14. © 2013 IBM Corporation14 Preparing IBMers is an intentional social enablement of subject matter experts and branded social channels 1. Social Business and Community Managers 2. IBM Select Program 3. Forward Thinker Program 4. IBM Voices Program 5. Digital IBMer Hub 100’s 10s of 1,000’s 100s of 1,000’s
  • 15. © 2013 IBM Corporation15  Applied to both existing and new accounts  Dedicated Corporate team reviews all accounts and communities  Non-compliant IDs contacted to bring to standard and remove fakes  Easily support new platforms like Google+ and Pinterest 1. Social channel managers and community managers now have IBM social brand guidelines
  • 16. © 2013 IBM Corporation16 2. IBM Select Program: support eminence of high-value, high- touch thought leaders in targeted online communities  Grow influence and reputation subject matter experts in the social sphere  IBM Select SMEs  IBM Champions – non-IBM technical leaders  1-on-1 coaching and support from an IBM Social Business Manager  Sustain and support engagement while continuously proving competency and expertise  Support and amplify word-of- mouth aligned to Go-to-Market priorities  On-going listening and measurement to gauge progress MD&I
  • 17. © 2013 IBM Corporation17 3. IBM Forward Thinkers – self-selected but community verified experts that share thought leadership internally and externally 1) Create an expert profile - provide information about your expertise, and as your knowledge and skills evolve, so can your profile so you're always presenting an accurate picture of yourself. 2) People connect with you - using search, colleagues find you or you are promoted on ibm.com where customers and others can follow you on the social networks and other sites you share. 3) You and IBM benefit - You build your professional reputation by communicating and demonstrating your expertise, while IBM benefits through more effective outreach and improved productivity and collaboration.
  • 18. © 2013 IBM Corporation18 4. IBM Voices: dynamic inventory and syndication of IBM branded, IBM Select and IBM Forward Thinker social channels  Objective: optimize Earned and Owned media coverage, aligned to Brand strategy  +3,000 IBM social brand accounts and channels identified  Curation and administration support to help maximize content marketing and shared expertise  Self-enrollment with brand training, validation and permission  Accounts are available for syndication via Social Media Aggregator
  • 19. © 2013 IBM Corporation19  Not every IBMer is familiar with social media, so IBM has created training and guidelines on a range of topics  IBM Connections  Social media basics  Cybersecurity  Social selling  Dozens of courses  Recommendation engine  Rewards & tracking  Strategic, sharable content 5. Digital IBMer Hub: enabling 400K+ IBMers on how to be successfully social
  • 20. © 2013 IBM Corporation20 Tactics driving >5k visits Initiated Registrations (e.g., white paper downloads, event registrations, product demos, etc) Completed Registrations (Form Completion Rate) Marketing Tactics to drive site traffic 133 All tactics MISCELLANEOUS SME-driven tactics outperform thousands of other tactics 3000+ All tactics SME tactic was #12 SME #4
  • 21. © 2013 IBM Corporation21 BEFORE 2011 A product-driven discussion TODAY A more solution-driven discussion
  • 22. © 2013 IBM Corporation22 So how can you get the same results? Start with a business objective • For IBM, it’s about meeting our 2015 roadmap through “Smarter Planet” • Determine the right social business patterns for you – listening, collaboration, organizational transformation, finding/sharing expertise... Push against open doors • Partner with internal constituencies who already motivated to use social Try to think of social business as more than social media • Focus first on social business patterns that target top business pains Cultivate an attitude of impatience + glacial persistence • Change comes in fits and starts, but when you look at it over a long time it will seem seismic.

Hinweis der Redaktion

  1. Social Business began at IBM in the mid-1980s with Virtual Machine (VM), the electronic networked environment built on the mainframe. VM made it possible for hundreds of thousands of IBMers around the world to work, message, participate in forums, access internal and external news feeds, and complete administrative tasks remotely. Since then, the evolution has continued as collaboration technologies have evolved. With the application of newer social technologies to the enterprise,, such as social business platforms like IBM Connections , IBMers explore new ways to partner and collaborate with each other in service of our clients. IBMers are tapping into the power of a more open way of working, a way that allows all of us to flatten hierarchy and reap the benefits of open communication and scalable collaboration.
  2. Know and follow IBM&apos;s Business Conduct Guidelines. IBMers are personally responsible for the content they publish on-line, whether in a blog, social computing site or any other form of user-generated media. Be mindful that what you publish will be public for a long time—protect your privacy and take care to understand a site&apos;s terms of service. Identify yourself—name and, when relevant, role at IBM—when you discuss IBM or IBM-related matters, such as IBM products or services. You must make it clear that you are speaking for yourself and not on behalf of IBM. If you publish content online relevant to IBM in your personal capacity use a disclaimer such as this: &quot;The postings on this site are my own and don&apos;t necessarily represent IBM&apos;s positions, strategies or opinions.&quot; Respect copyright, fair use and financial disclosure laws. Don&apos;t provide IBM&apos;s or another&apos;s confidential or other proprietary information and never discuss IBM business performance or other sensitive matters publicly. Don&apos;t cite or reference clients, partners or suppliers without their approval. When you do make a reference, link back to the source. Don&apos;t publish anything that might allow inferences to be drawn which could embarrass or damage a client. Respect your audience. Don&apos;t use ethnic slurs, personal insults, obscenity, or engage in any conduct that would not be acceptable in IBM&apos;s workplace. You should also show proper consideration for others&apos; privacy and for topics that may be considered objectionable or inflammatory—such as politics and religion. Be aware of your association with IBM in online social networks. If you identify yourself as an IBMer, ensure your profile and related content is consistent with how you wish to present yourself with colleagues and clients. Don&apos;t pick fights, be the first to correct your own mistakes. Try to add value. Provide worthwhile information and perspective. IBM&apos;s brand is best represented by its people and what you publish may reflect on IBM&apos;s brand. Don&apos;t use use IBM logos or trademarks unless approved to do so.
  3. A comprehensive Social Measurement Framework entails accurately measuring the (1) digital marketplace and IBM’s position within it (in terms of both online conversation and organic search), (2) IBM owned social properties and IBMer impact in the marketplace, as well as (3) IBM’s digital disposition, or our organizational culture’s preparedness to truly execute against a social strategy. Here we will focus on the IBM SMEs’ impact ….
  4. The term “brand ambassador” has been a round for ages, but do we really want to create brand ambassadors? The analogy isn’t quite right. Nor do we want to put pressure on IBMers to mindlessly share content on their personal networks. So we have a bit more of a nuanced approach. IBM has been working on a bunch of different enablement tiers that create an ecosystem of social enablement for IBMers. Starting with a foundation of guidelines and policy – we’ll go into more detail in a bit – and moving up to general education about social media, cybersecurity and reputation for all IBMers in the Digital IBMer hub. From that tier, IBMers can move into the Forward Thinker Program (formerly known as the Expertise Locator) which enables them to be surfaced on ibm.com and other external experiences – and also to be identified for the IBM Select program, which is a small group of high-tough, bespoke plan enablement for the top tier. All of this is managed by people from many different areas within IBM – the social business managers…we’re not suggesting that we create a whole department of social business managers, but this is definitely an emerging set of skills Social Business and Community Mgrs IBM Select Program High touch, high value/potential SMEs Strategic, tactical external placement Forward Thinker Program Intermediate touch, high value SME’s Scalable service to surface expertise externally (on and off .com domain) and internally (w3) based on needs of the business IBM Voices Program Digital IBMer Hub Low touch, high volume core enablement, education and across IBM Digital Program channel enablement Self-serve surfacing and engagement Social Computing Guidelines and Policy for all IBMers
  5. Social Brand Engagement Guidelines draft created and validated with Digital Program Leadership Team. Many “we’ve been waiting for these” comments. SBE guidelines have been applied to new accounts and a few existing accounts: On existing and emerging platforms most new accounts engaging our Social Brand Team to follow the standards. Existing IDs not up to standards contacted to bring up to standards and fakes removed. On new platforms, like Google+, we are now able to halt or slow the spread of un-official, out of compliance accounts before they take hold. Marketers and communicators like having guidelines: they want to be on-brand Higher signal to noise ratio is attracting more engagement with our official channels. Example: 30% increase in followers on LinkedIn in a few weeks following the guidelines. For 2012, we continue to formalize and enforce the standards and remove fakes. An automated registration process is also in the works for 2012.
  6. Step two was all about figuring out what we were up against. What was the world finding when they came looking for us? We launched an inventory project and found thousands of accounts that could be considered to be representing IBM.
  7. Monitoring social activity across critical venues, such as LinkedIn, Twitter, and blogs, by SME on a monthly basis allows for quick enhancements – as needed – to drive measurable results, such as traffic to ibm.com and real demand generation activities once there. Results on this slide represent our pilot with nine SMEs. However, we will activate @100 SMEs through IBM Select in 2012 across CMO, Cloud, Social Business, Business Analytics etc. We intend to scale this 5x in 2013. Also, this dashboard in its present state is compiled manually and data is monthly-- and delivered through a partnership with a research vendor – we intend to automate it and get closer to real-time in 2013 as part of our scaling the program.
  8. This is a representation of the 3,200 brand account names found via our inventory project.