Fast Start conversation: In 2010 Chief Marketing Officer, created a CMO’s guide to the social media landscape. This guide presents a social …
Social media strategy review for Project Management Institute — New York
Yesterday worked with Project Management Institute New York City chapter in an all-day retreat with focus on communication and collaboration.
Offsite objectives included how the chapter shares events and activities that improve community persona need.
The presentation is included within and was used for discussion on integrated communication and what social media support might look like.
Social Media in an Agile World
Very pleased to present at Project Management Institute New York City chapter on Agile social media. Longtime PMI volunteer, Steve Nosal, and myself …
Search engine sources
Across the web and on sites search engines help us answer questions. Whether Google, bing, Yahoo!, or other search features, you …
Lean into social media
Social media stresses compression of more with less. The more is information, the less is time. Time to read, react, and …
Community persona for change management
With the on-going game focused on more of less, our organizations are expected to not only run lean(er), but to lean further into the winds of constant change and constant constraints.
Change is no longer an event to manage and move on, organizations must realize change is the only constant. This operating climate highlights change management as a competitive advantage to those that figure it out, pivot, and to maintain an engaged workforce.
The stakeholders and the voice they have remains a stronger voice for change than any amount of company flyers, magnets, and town halls. Adopt a community persona strategy to improve organization, change management capability.
Recap: Community Persona Design for Organizations
Welcome to the collected Community Persona Design for Organizations series. Each post is a self-contained concept that supports both the post …
Agile Experience Design by the book
This year I have found software, hardware, and product design fascinating for my Organization Development professional development. The reality is we …
Community persona reaction for functional design
We design constantly. Our emails, training courses, project plans, policies, programs, surveys, business cases, strategies, facilitations, we are in a constant state of craft, create, model, test, build, and repair.
Whatever the intent, to take a concept from intention to adoption relies less on what you design and more on how you design.
A community persona perspective measures functional communication design success and reaction to how you design is the feedback loop of how people accept your design.
Trust Agents by the book
In 2008 I was lucky to live in Kenmore Square, Cambridge, MA. Firstly, Cambridge is a great city to live in, …
Scope or: how to manage projects for organization success; communication template
Project communication is far bigger than the project team. No project succeeds without stakeholder motivation and a proper communication plan to address their motivations, needs, and goals. Project communication is an effort to build commitment, understanding, and ownership around the project impact to people, process, and technology.
This template provides a planning tool to meet stakeholder communication needs. With this you can plan what to communicate, when to communicate, how to communicate, and measure communication performance.
Community persona for SharePoint intranet design
SharePoint intranet site design that leaves out understanding user need offers little more than propaganda for what you hope sells.
Hope for a community to buy-in is not much of a strategy.
Conversely, community commitment happens when people return to seek value, exchange value, and contribute value with, and for, each other.
Can you build that? Yes, particularly when you start with a community persona strategy to identify end-user motivations and the transparency to contribute to their need.