The attributes of Enterprise 2.0 practices can be very useful and sufficient in brainstorming, sharing, and evaluating ideas by utilizing enterprise social networking. Enterprise 2.0 helps business decrease IT costs by decreasing the amount of hardware and software that is needed (McAfee, 2010). Enterprise 2.0 would be a good asset to your business, it would keep it cost down and allow the marketing that you need to be competitive in your local market.…
Congress, the first branch of government, is a body of regime that exists in the Legislative Branch. It is responsible for creating the laws that the judicial branch will interpret, and the Executive branch implement. Without the existence of congress, there would be no organized manner in which laws were created, formulating an uncivilized nation. Congress, divided into the Senate and the House of Representatives, appoints 2 representatives from each state, with a total of 100 senators, while the House of Representatives contains 435 members. In order to accomplish tasks in Congress, the work is done in committees, where bills are introduced, hearings are held, and initial votes on proposed laws are taken.…
Joi Bain GR 310 Professor Lugo March 22, 2016 1. Discuss social capital and the impact of social connections and relationships on opportunities for autonomy. What challenges and disparities contribute to supports for aging in place? Social capital is a form of economic and cultural capital in which social networks are central, transactions that are marked by reciprocity,trust, and cooperation, and market agents produce goods and services not mainly for themselves, but for a common good. Both autonomy and closeness are natural human needs.…
Social Capital: “refers to the collective benefit of social networks which are built on reciprocal trust” (Schaefer, p.…
Heidi Roizen’s network is based on a wealth of social capital, or resources in the form of ideas, leads, power, trust, and financial capital. Roizen’s management of her social capital has enabled her to attain professional and personal success by building her networks with individuals from numerous groups. These include her original networks at Tandem – as editor of the company newsletter – developing relationships with the press and joining the board of the Software Publishers Association (SPA), to her high profile role at Apple.…
Technology is constantly expanding and making it easier and more convenient to communicate and network with individuals and various organizations that we may not otherwise of had the opportunity to connect with. One area of technology that is growing at a fast rate and offering individuals and businesses, rather it be their professional life or personal the opportunity to make lasting connections is social networking sites. Social networking has become an excellent tool for businesses and individuals to connect and share information that can prove vital to their business. Sites like Facebook and LinkedIn are becoming popular and are an effective way to grow your business whether it is through networking with similar organizations and getting beneficial information from them or expanding your cliental by reaching out to those who may need or want your services.…
Social networks have emerged as one of the most significant and innovative invention of the last decade that have erupted the whole world and led the new generation in a new direction. The online social networking has enhanced the communication system and made it more flexible, easier and comfortable to use. This new technology has been serving the world in multiple ways and has created new opportunities for young people to initiate small startups, provoked multinationals and local firms to utilize this medium as a source of promotion and multiple other benefits besides enhancing communication. The way online social networking sites are being utilized is quite clear, but the objectives of every person are different. However, this new technology has transformed many things but has some adverse effects as well.…
The communication advancements discussed in the article were the use of social computing technologies that are slowly taking place of corporate collaboration applications and databases. Specific terms for a few of these advancements are blog, wiki, and mashup.…
Reid, C. K. (2009, ). Should Business Embrace Social Networking? Econtent, 32(5), 34-39. Retrieved on August 14, 2012 from http://web-ebscohost-com.libdatab.strayer.edu…
Social Capital is the value of a network amongst connected people that have some level of trust and has an economic benefit.…
Fortunately (or unfortunately), I have been working with the same organization for the last 19 years. As a result, I have been witness to the evolution of my organization globally in terms of being “tech savvy” towards effective use of communication and collaboration tools. In my opinion, the more the business is facing turbulence in terms of market and/ or competitors, the higher the need emerges for collaboration and communication. In the good old days of 90’s, when we used to do business in countries, with little or insufficient IT infrastructure and capabilities, we used to still manage effectively the customer relationships and profitability of the business through telecommunication links like fax and telephones as well as F2F meetings with the stakeholders involved. Somehow, it appeared to be relatively easier to make business dealings under such circumstances. Although, it is worth mentioning, that the core value proposition of the products and/ or services during those times were considered by our customes, to be due to the high technology and streamlined product development processes of our company.…
How are collaboration tools such as Web 2.0, and the deployment of enterprise social networking systems (such as the Microsoft? SharePoint? system) changing how IT systems are used?…
these objectives, leaders are not always trained to do so. By focusing on both formal and informal…
Organization are networking together and collaborating more than ever before. The concept of a boundaryless organization was invented at general electric and explained in the book the boundaryless organization ;breaking the tans of chains of organizational structure…
Bonding Social Capital: It refers to strong, dense ties between people who know each other well, such as family members, close friends, neighbors and members of primary groups. Bonding connects individuals who are similar in terms of socio-financial position and demographic characteristics; groups defined by these relations thus have a high degree of homogeneity.…