Business aspects of social software and collaboration
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CIPS ICE Conference, 6 November 2006 © 2006 IBM Corporation
Ed BrillBusiness Unit ExecutiveLotus Software, IBM Software Group
Business aspects of social software and collaboration
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The Nature of Work is Changing Rapidly…
Work is increasingly collaborative– Specialization, optimization, “just in time”
Nature of work changing– Anytime, anywhere
– Faster, smarter, better
Human capital is replacing physical capital as a measurement of organizational value
Source: A Revolution in interaction --McKinsey
Share of Information Workers over time
1900 2005
“Today, more than 85% of a typical S&P 500 company’s market value is the result of intangible assets. For many companies, the bulk of these intangible assets is its people, its human capital. It is no longer what you own that counts but what you know…”
-- Craig Symons, Forrester Research
Source: Forrester Research Inc. “Best Practices In IT Human Capital Management" February 28, 2005
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Innovation is Critical to Compete in the 21st Century…
Top Innovation Priorities: Extend the ability to collaborate inside
& outside
Innovate business models & processes
Leverage information for business optimization
87% of CEO’s believe fundamental change is required in next two years to drive innovation
87% of CEO’s believe fundamental change is required in next two years to drive innovation
Source: 2006 IBM Global CEO Survey
Innovation will shift from top-down to bottom-up within enterprises
More user input More spontaneous More collaboration on product
development
Source: Forrester 2006, Impact of Social Computing on Business
Future productivity will largely come from the way people innovate, the efficiency with which they can translate innovation into value and how effectively people can work together to make timely well informed decisions
Future productivity will largely come from the way people innovate, the efficiency with which they can translate innovation into value and how effectively people can work together to make timely well informed decisions
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Achieving breakthrough business performance will be greatly influenced by how well companies harness the collective knowledge & foster interaction across it’s globally connected community of employees, customers, partners, and suppliers.
To thrive in this environment companies must:– Weave communities into development of products and services,– Use employees and partners as marketers– Become part of a living fabric of brand loyalists (Forrester)
New Approaches Required to Boost Performance & Growth
Business partners
Customers
Consultants
Competitors
Associations, trade groups, conference boards
Academia Internet, blogs, bulletin boards
Think tanks
Other
R&D (internal)
Sales or service units
Employees (general population)
IBM Institute for Business Value, CEO Study 2006
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CEOs: Sources of new ideas and innovation
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The world is changing
Formal Work Domain: Operations, Performance Management Human Resource Management Supply Chain Management Geographical Divisions Marketing Manufacturing etc.
Informal Work Domain: Virtual Teams Communities of Practice Expert Networks Knowledge Communities Inside and outside the
organizational boundaries
From hierarchies… to networked hierarchies
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Evolution in People Productivity
1980 1990 2000
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Dynamic Workplace
Team Productivity
• Proprietary Client/Server• Proprietary Document Formats• Multi-year Development Cycles• Focus on Email and Documents
Personal Productivity
• Personal Productivity• Standalone Use• Focus on Authoring Tool
• Standards, choice and flexibility• Speed, composite applications and “mash
ups” across boundaries• Flexible access to enterprise applications
and services through SOA• Relationships, collective knowledge, power
of the network• Convergence of collaborative services• Explosion of devices and interconnectivity
Dynamic Workplace
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People Optimized
Point Dynamic – Web 2.0
Process Optimized
Information Optimized
Integrated
Publish Information
Web 2.0 Technologies Enable Social Networking Solutions
Processes & Transactions
Connecting People
Web 2.0: Second-generation of Internet-based services that let people collaborate and share information online in new ways — such as social networking sites,
wikis, communication tools, and social bookmarking.
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Making Social Networking “Ready for Business”
Lotus is reinventing collaboration again by enabling its customers to discover the right information by leveraging the knowledge of many, share your content and expertise with anyone, connect to the right people and help users to execute better business decisions faster
Discover new relationships and access the collaborative knowledge of your organization and beyond
Connect to undiscovered information and subject matter experts far beyond your current network
Share your work by leveraging the connectedness of everything and everyone to work together in new ways
Execute your work faster through access to the right people, information and new tools to manage your tasks and expedite collaborating with others
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Deriving business value from Social Networking
Who are you?Profiles: contact and organization
information
To what communities do you belong?
Groups of people with a common interest or
work objective
What are you reading? What do you find valuable?
Social bookmarking, tagging,
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Lotus Notes blogging
No additional software required
All the best of the blogging world, plus
Offline composition “workflow” for
content/comment approval Uses web technologies for
design
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Lotus Notes wiki
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NavigationSwitch between some main views – dashboard, upcoming deadlines, activity templates, and activity tools and extensions
Activity listSee a list of all current (not completed or tuned out) activities
Tags & PeopleFilter your activity list by tags or by people
Dashboard navigationSee different views of all your activities – current, completed, “tuned out”, all entries, and trash
Turning Innovation into Action: “Activities”Organize all your
people, work, and collaborations associated with a business activity in a single place
Share files and web links, post messages, track to-dos, and manage your deadlines with activities
Access the web-based activity dashboard from anywhere, or use plug-ins to extend your existing collaboration tools
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“Situational” applications
traditionally, all kinds of applications are data and collaboration silos
situational applicationsimplelots of themdeveloped locally at the point of needshort development cycleunder the central IT radarlittle or no recognized budget
enterprise applicationcomplexa few mission critical applicationsdeveloped/deployed by central ITlong development/deployment cyclededicated IT budget
business person
business person
business person
business person
business person
IT developer
IT developer
server
ViewsForms
Save
enterpriselines of business
central IT
situational applications
enterprise applications
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Composite Applications
Workflow and Dynamic User Interface
BusinessComponents Content
CompositeApplication
User Interface
DominoERPJCR…
Community& Roles
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Thin composites… Rich composites…
Composite application, that delivers web-based services , within a security rich environment, in the context of a business process
Composite application, delivering services, within a secure rich-client environment, in the context of a business process
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Evolution to real-time business
Presence Everywhere
Any Application Any Device Any Place Any Person
Real-timePlatform
Chat Location Online Meetings Voice
Advanced OrganizationalCollaboration
Activity-Centric Computing Social Networking Expertise Location Community Building
Real-time Application Solutions
Customer service Emergency response Supply Chain Financial services
Integrated Collaboration
E-Mail Portals Business Processes Enterprise Applications
Instant messaging will become business-critical
Value is being layered on top of and is extending traditional IM
Real-time communications will be extended to become a
real-time application platform
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Communicating in real-time…
Instant Messaging
Presence Awareness
Web Conferencing
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Example: Mapping team locations
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Thinkbox
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Integrating Services within Real-Time Applications
ServicesWithin
Real-TimeBusiness
Service &ApplicationSelection
withinSynchronous
Communication
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SkillTap in action
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IBM Blog Central
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Blog Central Uses
personal journal and musingssharing items of interestevangelizing lab notebooks of work in progress
– “latest sketches are on my blog”
status reports from a team trip reports
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Value reported by employees
Sharing, venting, and being heard as one voice among many
Knowledge sharing and innovation building
Enhancing collaboration and networking
Increasing individual visibility across the Company
Building communities
Embracing diversity in approaches to business and personal issues
Interactive leadership
Training thought leaders through Blog Central to prepare them for external blogging
September ’05 Blog Central postwith data collected through Blog Central
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Wiki Central
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Uses
project sites/pages– internal for the team
– outward facing collecting project ideas
– collecting sources distributing software and user guides user guides to IBM processes weekly reading group, talk series building a glossary conference/meeting support intern projects and resumes, notes conducting a study
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Embracing social networks – Lotus Notes open source community
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Embracing social networks – Domino blogging community
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