Yammer – Enterprise Social in action
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Enterprise social networks like Yammer allow employees within a company to connect and share information and ideas. By creating a vast archive of business conversations and connections within a closed private network, employees can work more efficiently and innovate more quickly as they have greater access to role, project, and company information. However, teams often feel overwhelmed, spending over an hour per day searching for information and coordinating collaboration, with time lost duplicating work.
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Yammer – Enterprise Social in action
- 1. Yammer – Enterprise Social in MARTINA GROM, ATWORK, MVP OFFICE 365 action SHAREPOINT AND PROJECT CONFERENCE ADRIATICS 2013 ZAGREB, NOVEMBER 27-28 2013
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- 3. About me
- 4. Office 365 | Overview Services from Microsoft
- 5. Enterprise Social Networks Social Networks in general allow individuals to connect with information and with other people who share their interests. These connections occur in an online environment, where the exchange is often written down and preserved for others to later discover. Through Social Networks, we are creating a vast archive of ideas, connections, and conversations. 5 Enterprise Social Networks yield these same benefits. Within a closed, private network, employees can create for each other a vast archive of business ideas, connections and conversations. Having greater access to information about their role, their project, and their organization allows employees to work more efficiently and to innovate more quickly.
- 6. Knowledge increases by sharing. So, pass it on!
- 9. The most important social tool is…. Usage of Social Tools 100% 90% 80% 70% 60% 50% 40% 30% 20% 10% 0% DE E-Mail Intranets, Teamsites AT Video Conferencing CH Instant Messaging US Social Networks, Microblogging
- 10. However, teams are overwhelmed. Teams are overwhelmed 38% 58% 61% time lost duplicating work. spend over an hour per day looking for information. office time spent coordinating collaboration. Sources: IDC; Forrester Research; McKinsey.
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- 23. SharePoint 2013 On-Premises Options Social in thecloud Social on-premises
- 24. How Microsoft uses Yammer? Social instead of Distribution lists Know-How Documentation X-group Team Collaboration External Networks Result-driven Pull-Method Organic Development Less Regulations
- 25. „We handle offensive social posts exactly the same way we would an offensive email.” Chris Slemp, Microsoft IT
- 26. Guidelines in any social network Be smart Be polite Be aware Get connected Collaborate on Content Connect locations in the same region Post photos of team members in action Share Best Practices Welcome new team members Reply to new ideas or suggestions Ask questions Share Challenges & Success Share Knowledge
- 27. When to use what? KONFLIKT
- 28. Next steps Try Office 365 Office365.com Yammer.com Activate Newsfeed Go Social
- 30. thank you. SHAREPOINT AND PROJECT CONFERENCE ADRIATICS 2013 ZAGREB, NOVEMBER 27-28 2013
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- HOWEVER, most teams are overwhelmed.In any given project, questions come up. Like:+ Where did I save that file?+ Is this the latest version?+ Where are we in the project plan?+ What are our competitors doing right now?The reality is that most teams are running in circles.+ Employees lose 38% of their time duplicating work.+ 58% spend over an hour per day looking for information.+ And they spend 61% of office time coordinating collaboration efforts which means only 39% actually getting work done.Imagine how much more productive your teams would be if these roadblocks didn’t exist…Sources:IDC, The High Cost of Not Finding Information, 2001.Forrester Forrsights, Workforce Employee Survey, Q1 2011.McKinsey Global Institute, The Social Economy, July 2012.