Technology Changes, People Don't: Rethinking Work

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Ayelet Baron Chief Instigator

http://ayeletbaron.com

http://twitter.com/ayeletb

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http://linkedin/in/ayeletbaron

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h"p://vermeire+m.com/2011/09/  

Technology Changes, People Don’t—

Rethinking Work

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Outcomes

§  Create a truly “social business” §  Enable “future of work” §  Experimenting culture/Reverse Mentoring ➥  Top 3 “Best Company to Work For” 3+ years ➥  300 new R&D jobs in Canada; $25M grant

from the Province of Ontario – and just the start

➥  Advisor to Federal, Provincial and City Governments

➥  “Connected North” ➥  From #4 to #2 in Cisco

⇒  Global engagement ⇒  Emerging Markets à Public-Private

Partnerships ⇒  Cisco Leadership Fellowship – Social Media

for Social Good

⇒  Leadership by example ⇒  Integrating Social into Business (we’ve

always been social) ⇒  Multi-generational Workforce and Social

Media ⇒  Adoption

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1800s: People Are Not As Connected Outside their Community

Religious Institutions, state, monarchy dictate the agenda

Face-to-Face

Community

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Enter The Age of Mass Media Connecting People to Information and People

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Social Media Age Everything is Connected

h"p://blogs.cisco.com/  

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We Trust Strangers

PRE MEDIA AGE MASS MEDIA AGE

SOCIAL MEDIA AGE

Religious Institutions, state, monarchy dictate the agenda

Consumers dictate

Consumers influence channels

Professional media dictate

Any-to-Any

Many-to-Many

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We Trust Strangers

PRE MEDIA AGE MASS MEDIA AGE

SOCIAL MEDIA AGE

Consumers dictate

Consumers influence channels

Professional media dictate

Any-to-Any

Many-to-Many

Authority Declining

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We Trust Strangers

PRE MEDIA AGE MASS MEDIA AGE

SOCIAL MEDIA AGE

Consumers dictate

Consumers influence channels

Professional media dictate

Any-to-Any

Many-to-Many

Authority Declining

Consumers Ability to Publish Content

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THE RELATIONSHIP IS NO LONGER LINEAR

http://www.flickr.com/photos/timothyschenck/

Social media: Marketing and PR

Social Enterprise: People and processes

Agile

Transparent

Authentic Changing how we work and integrating tools into workflow

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What  Mo(vates  Us?    

give me the prestige of a

new title

give me something I want to do

give me $10,000

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Source: http://www.time.com/time/interactive/0,31813,2048601,00.html

Technology Keeps Getting Faster

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Source: http://pandasthumb.org/archives/2006/09/fun-with-homini-1.html

… But People Don’t Change As Fast

h"p://ncse.com/book/export/html/2201  

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h"p://www.ecns.cn/2012/10-­‐01/29165.shtml  

People are adopting (expensive) technology faster than an annual plan can accommodate

h"p://www.slideshare.net/LuminaryLabs/the-­‐innova+on-­‐myth    

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http://www.flickr.com/photos/kyra__m/4681259456/ People are now the weakest link

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Image  by  Dave  Gray,  The  Connected  Company  

We are on a collision course

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©  Ayelet  Baron.  All  rights  reserved.   h"p://socialmediatoday.com/875521/wheres-­‐passion-­‐employee-­‐engagement-­‐and-­‐money-­‐wasted  

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LET’S STOP MANAGING OUR INBOX

Executives spend two hours a day on e-mail

Use – and misuse – of email costs organizations up to

$16,000 per employee per year

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©  Ayelet  Baron.  All  rights  reserved.  h"p://socialmediatoday.com/875521/wheres-­‐passion-­‐employee-­‐engagement-­‐and-­‐money-­‐wasted  

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Future of Work

Co-creation

Hollywood model

Real Time Any where

Meaning Shared

Purpose

Relationships

Connecting Transnational Mobile Virtual

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The social era will reward organizations that understand they can create more value with communities than they can

on their own −Nilofer Merchant, 11 Rules for Creating Value in the Social Era

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www.duarte.com

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Strategic Adoption Framework

THINK

INTERACT

Output: Purpose/ Roadma

p

Output: Value

Proposition

Leadership Say/Do

Buy-In Alignment

Business Integration

Why Do It? What’s the

Need?

Output: Risk and

Gap Analysis

DO ACT

What Should it

Do?

How Will it Get

Done? Living it

Output: Metrics

©Ayelet Baron. All Rights Reserved.

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Awareness Understanding Translation Adoption Internalization

Drive awareness of

integrating new approaches into

day-to-day activities

Ensure understanding of

what needs to change to

increase sales revenue

Provide tools and knowledge

of how to integrate in day-to-day activities

Secure widespread shift

in behavior

Becomes how we work/sell/

build relationships

Behavior Change Model

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In Summary

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Organizations that Go Up and Down Hold You Back 1

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Break down the silos 2

We  compartmentalize  crea(vity  Try  to  control  it,  set  targets,  apply  rules  Make  it  the  domain  of  par(cular  job  (tles  Or  box  it  into  brainstorming  sessions    

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It’s about enduring Relationships

3

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4 There is no such thing as a social media strategy

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5

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Work Strategy

Another Tool

Tool

Adoption

More Tools

6 There is A Growing Need for Simplicity and Shared Values

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paulisakson.com Think small

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Keynotes Workshops Leadership Strategy

§  Ayelet Baron §  http://ayeletbaron.com

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This presentation was created not by one person, but by many. It’s a presentation about the power of connecting with people online and using communities to get it done

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