This group will focus on social business use cases and application of those use cases to standards, standards improvements, and standards gaps. Initial conversations will be based on the W3C Jam Results recommendations:
http://www.w3.org/2011/socialbusiness-jam/report.html
This group will not produce specifications.
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Seems like this might be a could opportunity to create awareness for the SBCG
Now in its 3rd year, #SMWF N.America is set to return to New York on November 27th & 28th as a two day conference providing top-level strategic advice and social media marketing insight around how to engage customers, manage brand perceptions, empower employees and open new un-tapped audiences through diverse social media channels. #SMWF N.America will focus on high-level conference content, facilitating seamless networking experiences and breaking down barriers, ensuring our delegates can connect and collaborate with each other in an environment that’s wholly conducive to forging valuable partnerships.
Noise management – as the network grows – more of a chance for noise – more likely to fragment and disintegrate based on that noise
approaches – hidden follow button – practical 100-150 person limit
provide segregation – groups/communities/ – re-silo’d – dilutes the social mechanism
use cases to articulate the problem, how to solve, see if we can learn from this
examples: – mixing a variety of information sources – what is the right method to change from noise to value – a user mechanism (custom views/aggregation – third party aggregation) bringing things together replacing the follow model – segregation) – context aware approaches, introduce high energy content/hot topics, we know that things are silo’d – bring additional information (e.g. role relevant)
– letting the user manage the content without degenerating to self-siloing
– better tools to tune/re-tune the view
– counter self-selection and silos by introducing additional content back
– Implications of engaging with new people, how much to disclose, how to introduce additional participants (based as context and security without over disclosing)
Proposed out come: how do we stitch together an example and then create a POV on addressing – generalized use case (explain problem/define requirements for a proof of concept)
find a way to keep connecting people and information – preserving and extending the value of social
avoid having a new skin over an old problem
Questions:
how do we bring background / corroborating information
how to build a straw-man that resonates with the community, and can be iterated
how do we make this actionable – what’s the engage model that creates value(usable information (maturity)) and draw into engaging – create an event
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WebEx meeting information
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Agenda:
The consensus from 8/28 SBCG and subsequent follow-up suggestions focus on growing the influence of the SBCG. In that context I propose the following agenda for the 9/18 call:
1) Ed Krebs 30 mins: Review work he’s been doing at Ford on a landscape for understanding the characteristics of social media solutions in a social business context.
2) Jeff Calusinski 15 mins: Review work he’s been doing at IBM on a Social Business Evolution Framework
3) Group discussion on leveraging these sorts of approaches; as well as existing work, to categorize and identify consumers and appropriate future deliverables for the SBCG.
