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More Serendipitous Social Upside Vignettes

More Serendipitous Social Upside Vignettes

By Susan Scrupski on November 1, 2011

Continuing with my series on unexpected windfalls and other business benefits realized from socialworking, here are two more examples.  I need to anonymize these to protect the member companies.  One is a large retailer, the other is a large life sciences multi-national. Social Delivers the Goods (and more) We’ve all had that experience when we [...]

Posted in Featured Posts, Trends & Concepts | Tagged authenticity, Business Outcomes, business value, case studies, savings, social business, social software, transparency, Trends Research | Leave a response

Why BankSimple Will Get My Business

Why BankSimple Will Get My Business

By Basab Pradhan on March 6, 2011

I bank with a well-known national bank. We’ll call it CurrentBank. I’ve banked with CurrentBank, for more than a decade. I like to keep things simple, so I don’t have any other accounts. But as soon as BankSimple is up and running, I will open an account with them. Read on to find out why. [...]

Posted in Business | Tagged Banking, BankSimple, bogus fees, Cathay Pacific, Credit card, customer care, Debit card, financial service, transparency | 4 Responses

Power to the People?

Power to the People?

By Jeff Nolan on March 1, 2011

Now like never before, transparency is allowing for a shift of power from corporations to the people. – SXSW Agenda What a crock of shit… if anything the regulatory actions that were supposed to lead to more transparency have only created more opaqueness. Has SarbOx created more financial transparency or reduced the prevalence of corporate [...]

Posted in Business | Tagged Federal Communications Commission, Sarbanes–Oxley Act, South by Southwest, transparency | Leave a response

Transparency Will Save Us

Transparency Will Save Us

By Chris Selland on December 31, 2010

Despite all that is wrong with today’s society – and some frightening historical parallels – I remain fundamentally an optimist.

Posted in Featured Posts, Trends & Concepts | Tagged Economic, Economic history, Julian Assange, transparency, Uncategorized, United States, Wikileaks | 2 Responses

Did 37Signals Increase BaseCamp Price or Not?  The Backdoor Experiment.

Did 37Signals Increase BaseCamp Price or Not? The Backdoor Experiment.

By Zoli Erdos on October 29, 2010

There’s a debate going on about 37Signal’s “hidden” “unannounced” price increase of their popular Basecamp service. Apparently most of the uproar wasn’t so much due to the price hike itself, but the fact that it happened without any announcement. Cinovate Cinovate Cloud Inn. Why did 37 Signal’s Basecamp price double unannounced? http://bit.ly/bLan2a Contact Cinovate for [...]

Posted in Business | Tagged 37signals, application software, marketing, pricing, project management, transparency, zoho | 1 Response

Slick Rick

Forget Slick: Reputation, Transparency, and Guts

By Bob Warfield on June 18, 2010

It’s been a little while since I wrote about a Seth Godin post.  ‘Bout time.  Godin is a must-read for me, and all of his posts are pithy, relevant, and urgent to understand. Today’s subject is a brief post entitled simply, “Slick.” We all crave slick.  In media, it is a signalling device for success [...]

Posted in Featured Posts, Trends & Concepts | Tagged Jaron Lanier, marketing, Seth Godin, slick, strategy, transparency, Virtual reality, Web 2.0 | Leave a response

SAP’s latest Sustainability Report is Awesome!

SAP’s latest Sustainability Report is Awesome!

By Tom Raftery on May 15, 2010

SAP released its 2009 Sustainability Report during the week and if last years Sustainability Report was good, this one is outta the park! SAP released their first Sustainability Report in November 08 reporting on the 2007 year. It was a good initial effort (prepared in accordance with the GRI guidelines and achieving a “C” level [...]

Posted in Trends & Concepts | Tagged Carbon footprint, EHS, google, greenmonk, sap, SAP Carbon Impact, Sustainability, sustainability performance management, sustainability report, transparency | Leave a response

2010 Prediction: Companies Focus on Supplier Social and Performance Transparency

2010 Prediction: Companies Focus on Supplier Social and Performance Transparency

By Jason Busch on February 22, 2010

In the first column in this prediction series on building supplier transparency, I focused on the area of financial and business transparency. But this is only one type of supply chain transparency on which companies will focus on building in 2010, h…

Posted in Trends & Concepts | Tagged aravo, Ariba, BravoSolution D&B, Ecovadis, Emptoris, Endeca, Hiperos, Marketplaces, performance management, performance transparency, SAS, social transparency, SupplierForce, Suppliers, SupplierSoft, supply chain, transparency, Vendormate, Visibility, Xcitec | Leave a response

2010 Prediction: Transparency Rules the Supplier Management Focus

2010 Prediction: Transparency Rules the Supplier Management Focus

By Jason Busch on February 15, 2010

Spend Matters believes that in 2010 transparency — not simply compliance management or supplier on-boarding — will begin to rule the supplier management focus. In recent years, many organizations have begun their supplier information management jou…

Posted in Business | Tagged procurement, Suppliers, Supply and demand, supply chain, transparency, Visibility | Leave a response

From withholding to sharing information for Sales & Marketing

From withholding to sharing information for Sales & Marketing

By Ross Mayfield on December 21, 2009

B2B Sales & Marketing has traditionally been driven by withholding information. A tradition that is turning on its head rapidly. Marketing would entice a prospect with the lure of an asset, like a whitepaper. You fill in a form, providing your information, in order to gain access to information. PR held back on its best [...]

Posted in Business | Tagged B2B, Business, Company, Lead generation, marketing, sales, transparency | Leave a response

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