orgintel: organizational intelligence
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Presentation for Computers in Libraries (CIL) 2011 Conference, Washington, DC. Provides tips on finding and connecting with stakeholders within your organization.TRANSCRIPT
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ORGINTELORGANIZATIONAL INTELLIGENCE
Scott Brown- Computers in Libraries ConferenceWashington DC, March 22, 2011
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Four approaches
Searching for clues
Finding the pulse
Beyond the org chart
Visibility & openness
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Searching for clues
Who owns what web properties?
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Searching for clues
Who owns what web properties?
Email forwarding
URL shorteners (example: Bit.ly)
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Finding the pulse
Where, and what, are the conversations?
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Finding the pulse
Where, and what, are the conversations?
Following (read: stalking) the active users
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Finding the pulse
Where, and what, are the conversations?
Following (read: stalking) the active users
The beauty of being Switzerland
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Beyond the org chart
What can you find out?
Social tools
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Beyond the org chart
What can you find out?
Social tools
Back to the org chart
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Visibility & openness
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“Who else should know about us?”
“What else can we give you?”
Participation
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