Sorry I ran out of time to take you through all the case studies I wanted to – I must admit I hadn’t anticipated taking my introductory inputs to take as long as they did. However, I do believe that focusing on these was important so that you all understand what all the case studies are about, ie what’s the similarity between them, and also why they are all so different (ie that the choice of social technology and social approaches is so dependent upon the social outcomes you want to create, plus the content you’re working in, and so on).
You’ll also find some of these case studies discussed on this blog (my HR one), and on my other one (my social capital one). And they’ll all be covered in my book – whenever I manage to complete it!
Sorry also that I ran out of time to have much conversation with you - I even forgot to ask what was going on in Twitter!:
Anyway, thanks for the questions you did ask. If you’ve got more questions that I didn’t manage to answer after the end of the session, please jot them down on the comments below, and I’ll do my best to answer with a comment on my own – and / or we can follow-up off-line).
And if you’re doing much of this yourselves, I’d love to hear from you – I am still after more case studies for my book. I’ve got quite a few for the different areas I discuss (ie the various technological, human, organisational and social actions) but only a few of organisations that are putting some of these different activities together.
And stay in touch - @joningham on Twitter, on my different blogs, and maybe even in real-life too, especially if you want any help on implementing HR 2.0 yourselves...
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