social media program

Today’s mega IT trends – cloud computing, big data, mobile and social media –have dramatically altered how enterprises work, requiring datacenters to find new, more flexible and cost effective ways to meet computing demands. For most datacenters, the path toward tomorrow's compute paradigm mandates an investment in standardization and consolidation as well as a more robust adoption of enterprise virtualization software, along with cloud system software to extend that virtualized infrastructure into a true private cloud environment. Linux has emerged as one of the key elements to a modernization program for a datacenter.

"Complacency is kryptonite for customer care. It’s an evolving organism that requires speed and constant attention, and that’s why it’s imperative to stay up-to-date. Download for help with handling the complexities of social media, driving engagement, and increasing retention."

Explore four important facets of managing social media use by employees in your organization. Craft a best practice social media policy and navigate the legal landscape, train employees, address retaliation, and take a comprehensive approach. View examples of organizations that have successfully and creatively implemented social media guidelines.

Leading brands across industries are launching Employee Advocate Marketing programs to increase employee engagement, job applications and company perception. But how do they drive these results? What are the steps they took to launch and maintain a successful employee Advocate Marketing program? Download this detailed guide and step-by-step checklist for everything you need to know to launch an employee Advocate Marketing program.

Learn how to achieve the desired social media success for your organization and see how social programs can improve the success of your company.

SHL's Global Assessment Trends Report provides human resources professionals and those interested in learning about global assessment practices a comprehensive look at how organizations around the world measure talent.

Download this report and learn how to: . Monitor, analyze and report on social media content . Manage brand effectiveness . Ensure brand consistency across social media and other marketing channels . Build an effective social compliance program

Employee Advocacy relies on individual expertise on social media to support companies’ and individuals’ branding needs. All of this is done through content, accessible to all those who are part of the Employee Advocacy program. How exactly do Employee Advocacy and content marketing go together? There are four aspects that make Employee Advocacy highly relevant to content marketing efforts. 1. Alignment around a shared content strategy 2. Measuring Results 3. Boosting contents reach and engagement 4. Trust and authenticity

This paper explores the impact of social media on the marketplace and customer behaviors, and provides a six-step “road map” that guides organizations through the process of implementing a social media program.

Transforming the customer contact center from cost center to a strategic asset by leveraging the voice of the customer

The purpose of this white paper is to provide a five step “roadmap” that organizations can use to transform their marketing organization into a Center of Customer Experience Excellence.

The purpose of this white paper is to provide organizations with a four step roadmap that details how organizations can use VoC to make Product Management more customer-centric and significantly increase the odds of consistently delivering products that are successful in the marketplace.

"Can you prove social media is working? 86% of marketers identified measuring social media return on investment (ROI) as a top challenge. Social ROI can be daunting, but it’s also the key to winning resources and propelling your social media program forward. So how do you calculate the ROI of your social media? We’ve created a Guide and ROI Template to do just that. Arm yourself with not only the knowledge of what's working and what's not on social media, but the numbers to prove it. What You're Getting: *Advice on goal-driven analysis and which metrics matter *Insight on how to tie social data to marketing investments *An easy-to-follow, five-step process for determining ROI *A downloadable template to make calculations easy"

Download this paper to explore the 4 areas that are key to managing social media use by employees in your organization.

Your social media presence helps you engage consumers and stay in tune with the market. But it also paves the way for brand impersonators, counterfeiters and scammers to exploit your brand. Download this informative white paper to understand the benefits of incorporating a brand protection component into your social media program. Learn practical, proven steps you can take to complete your social media strategy–and preserve brand health and customer trust.

This new eGuide explores the latest uses and trends in social media and provides strategies for leveraging social media to improve the online training experience for both trainers and students.

Download this webinar recording to watch Natanya Anderson, Director, Social Media and Digital Marketing at Whole Foods Market and Denise Holt, CEO and Co-Founder at Social Intel discuss the 5 steps to launching an employee Advocate Marketing program.

The rise of social media, coupled with the desire to build more engaged and productive workforces, has brought “active employee listening” to the forefront of management attention. No longer is it enough to encourage employees to speak up about topics that matter to them. Organizations today need to more actively solicit, analyze and engage in ongoing conversations with past, present and even future employees. Having access to the collective “employee voice” can help leaders achieve diverse goals, including identifying innovations, preventing discord and improving productivity, as well as building a better connection to the organization and its mission. So, how can organizations establish and manage mutually beneficial listening programs? To better understand what companies are doing in the area of employee listening and the extent to which employees are willing to participate, we analyzed data from the 2015 IBM Smarter Workforce Institute WorkTrends Survey – a broad-based survey of ov

The rise of social media, coupled with the desire to build more engaged and productive workforces, has brought “active employee listening” to the forefront of management attention. No longer is it enough to encourage employees to speak up about topics that matter to them. Organizations today need to more actively solicit, analyze and engage in ongoing conversations with past, present and even future employees. Having access to the collective “employee voice” can help leaders achieve diverse goals, including identifying innovations, preventing discord and improving productivity, as well as building a better connection to the organization and its mission. So, how can organizations establish and manage mutually beneficial listening programs?

If you don't think social media ROI can be measured, you need to learn the truth. Social media and word of mouth are more influential than any type of advertising, but many companies are not measuring its impact on sales. Marketers approaching social media with a direct marketing mindset and organizing their programs with the right methodology can clearly determine its impact on sales and ROI.

"Welcome to the age of Social CRM, a different way of thinking about customer relationship management that focuses on using social media to enhance customer engagement. How prepared are companies to make this shift? Despite widespread adoption of social media, for most, Social CRM is still in its early stages, execution is patchy and concerns about ROI remain. To fully exploit the power of social media to connect with customers, organizations need to move beyond isolated projects to integrated programs and, ultimately, a Social CRM strategy."

In the Social Media Pocket Guide, discover best practices for developing full-scale programs. The guide outlines the business case, content strategy, real-world examples and measurement methods for the 6 best ways to use social media.

Learn how to achieve the desired social media success for your organization and see how social programs can improve the success of your company.

Your customers and competition are talking. Are you listening? Social listening is the most significant technology to hit marketing since social media itself. But marketing isn’t the only department that can utilize social listening: your entire business organization can use social listening to inform its programs, products and business decisions.

This eBook outlines what it takes to turn your social media program into a full fledged social business.