Professional Documents
Culture Documents
Social Media Technology
Social Media Technology
Social Media Technology
The premise
Socialnomics Social media celebrate the trivial The banal, insignificant Feeding the celebrity ego Huge in B2C Authoritative guides are B2C But almost nobody is talking about them in B2B
Content Analysis
20 expert articles from B2B press Focus on social media applications Textual analysis (objective) Purposive selection (subjective) Authorial agendas
Company analysis
Information Technology firms
Hardware, software, systems, services
Product Name
Employee s
Origin
Oracle Intel Cisco STMicroelectronics Hynix (E) SAP Renesas Technology Infineon Symantec Qualcomm
Enterprise software Semiconductors Networking Semiconductors Semiconductors Enterprise software Semiconductors Semiconductors Enterprise software Semiconductors
105000 83500 70700 51500 50000 47600 47000 26400 18400 16100
USA
LinkedIn
Used for
Discussions Events Internal marketing recruitment
Used by
All companies Nearly 80% of Oracle staff
FaceBook
Used for
Building links Promoting events News, pictures
Used by
Oracle, Intel, Cisco Unofficial Pages
Twitter
Used for
Linking to blogs, white papers, website, other SM sites Quick conversations News, press releases... general engagement
Used by
Major US firms Other registered name but not active
Flickr
Used for
PR shots Library pictures for journalists News, events
Used by
Larger US companies
YouTube
Used for
Video 'white papers' News, events
Used by
Major firms, especially Oracle Smaller firms, though badly done
Blogs
Used for
News, new ideas White papers, future thinking Corporate and public Getting conversations going Often password protected registration needed
Used by
Major US companies
Social bookmarks
Examples
RSS, Delicioius, Stubledupon, Reddit, Buzz
Used for
Cross linking Sharing Reminding
Used by
Major US firms
Findings: Leaders
Oracle Cisco Intel Symantec Qualcom
Laggards
Infineon SAP STMicroelectronics Hynix Renesas
Flickr
YouTube
Journalists
Investors
partners
Flickr
clients
YouTube
developers
government
Exiting staff
Prospective staff
Surprises?
Bulletin boards used by techies and geeks before WWW 75% of Oracle staff on LinkedIn: corporate culture? Non strategic, throw the stuff out there Vertical markets, conversations Return of Investment
Profile of Leaders
Thought leaders
Information-based marketing Co-creating ideas, innovation
Maximum visibility
availability Reputation
Virtual communities
Trusted relationships
Market driving
Further questions
Geography and social networks
Regional variations