Social adoption is a challenge for many companies. What is the effective utilization of the environment? Who is using which resources, what in the environment is dormant or orphaned? Where should efforts focus in order to improve adoption? All of these questions can be diffcult to answer and there is no “one size fits all” solution as each organization has their own unique needs. Join Femke Goedhart and Franz Walder and learn how to tackle this topic using IBM Connections and Watson. Starting out with IBM Bluemix Data Connect to collect and combine data from relevant sources, they use the cognitive power of IBM Watson Analytics to answer those tricky questions and provide solutions to real World adoption challenges. Enable users by combining the power of Watson cognititve analytics with IBM Connections social capabilities in “Socialytics”!
A presentation by Femke Goedhart (panagenda) and Franz Walder (panagenda)
DEV-1223: Socialytics: Accelerating IBM Connections Adoption with Watson Analytics – IBM Connect 2017
1. Femke Goedhart - panagenda
Franz Walder - panagenda
DEV-1223 Socialytics:
Accelerating IBM Connections Adoption
with Watson Analytics
2. Franz Walder – Product
Manager
Femke Goedhart – Business
Consultant
• 16 years of experience with various collaboration
platforms
• Explains “How Nerds Tick” to Users & “How Users Quirk” to
Nerds
• Focuses on Enterprise Adoption, ECM, Usability & Analytics
• Lives in The Netherlands (if she isn’t traveling)
Speakers
• Almost 20 years of experience in (what used
to be) the Lotus universe
• Administrator, developer, virtualization
enthusiast
• Lives in Austria (hence the funny accent)
3. Make Your Data Work for
A little introduction into adoption
4. Adoption & Analytics
Congratulations! Your company has deployed IBM Connections.
Now what?
How to get people to use it?
• Reinforce a sustained usage?
• Support growth?
• Stimulate innovation?
And how do you measure how well that works?
5. Why is IBM Connections adoption even a topic?
Primary process
Secondary processes
“Do it or you won’t get paid”
“What’s in it for me?”
6. Three key concepts of Connections adoption...
Start with the WHY
One size DOES NOT fit all
Adoption EQUALS Adaptation
7. 1. Start with the Why
• you do
• you do it
• you do it
Golden Circle
“Tools”
“Instruc
t”
“Inspire & Make it
real”
Wha
t
Why
How
8. 2. One size fits all?
Image: http://www.thewomenscode.com/wp-
Rogers Curve
12. So what role do Analytics play in this?
• Insight into to the WHAT & HOW of what’s happening
• Identification of “Change makers” (people, content,
communities, etc)
• Alerting to anomalies (both positive & negative!)
• Validation of current strategies
• Deduction of potential areas of interest
BUT DON’T FORGET THE USER IN ALL THIS!
13. Types:
• Social Analytics & Reporting
• Community Metrics
• Personal Metrics
• Administrator Metrics
Products:
• Cognos
• Kudos Analytics
• ConnectionsExpert & iDNA
• Connections Cloud Metrics
• ...
What is available?
20. panagenda GmbH – Make Your Data Work for You
Koningin Julianaplein 10 ● 2595 AA The Hague (The
Netherlands) ● Skype: femware ● Cell: +31 6 25400482
E-Mail: femke.goedhart@panagenda.com
Femke Goedhart
Business Consultant
panagenda GmbH – Make Your Data Work for You
Schreyvogelgasse 3/10 ● 1010 Vienna (Austria)
Cell: +43 699 1899 1807
E-Mail: franz.walder@panagenda.com
Franz Walder
Product Manager
Feel free to contact us!
https://nl.linkedin.com/in/femkegoedhart
http://femkegoedhart.com
@FemkeGoedhart
https://at.linkedin.com/in/franzwalder
23. Notices and
disclaimers
continued
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Just putting Cnx in front of people is not enough
You have to give them reasons to use it
Tadaaaaahh: this is adoption
It’s an ongoing process whicho does not have a start and end
Process can reinforced/supported/enhanced by analytics
PRODUCE
ACCOUNT
MONETIZE
Versus:
Everything else
It’s not a primary task to be social
Job roles and skills are no longer pure.... We ask more and more from our users
If I know WHY people do what they do I can explain to others WHAT the should do and HOW
If you can provide a WHY to use it that will support the Primary process you are in -> “What’s in it for me”
Secondary motivators:
- Respect
- Recognition
Simon Sinek
Inspire – What’s in it for US
Instruct – use case
Tools – Provide means and
New people, new tech, new versions, new processes, new targets, etc
We are asking our users to be creative and inventive when it comes to social adoption as we are asking them to share what they do
It’s like a car. If you don’t stear it and throttle it it will never move and eventually fall still
Start
Explore
Try
Challenge
Adept
Analytics gives you the tools to have the conversation with the users about WHAT, HOW and WHY you will still have to talk to users to get to the WHY