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Social Analytics In The Enterprise

Jan 15, 2015

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Alan Lepofsky

First presented at http://www.e2conf.com/virtual/
The value of Social Analytics can be surfaced in many ways. Sometimes is quite visual like a leader board that helps motivate participation. Other times it's behind the scenes like the algorithms used to recommend groups to join or pages to read. Either way, social analytics can help you make better informed decisions, provide more relevancies to your interactions and ultimately help you get you and your company be more successful. This session will take a look at some of the real world implementations of social analytics available today from many of the social business vendors. We'll talk about the trends in this space and discuss some of the possible future directions.
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Social Analytics In The Enterprise The Value Behind the Hype

Alan Lepofsky!VP and Principal Analyst!

February 2012!

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What  is  Social  Analy/cs?  

People  

Consumer    Examples  

Enterprise  Examples  

Content  

Interac/ons  

Learning  from  your  network    

Help  employees  get  their  jobs  done  

Agenda

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What Is Social Analytics?

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Collec*ng  and  measuring  data  on  the  interac*on  between  people  and  objects.  

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"There  is  a  misconcep/on    that  tons  of  data  means  you  have  tons  of  intelligence.    

Data  does  not  speak  for  itself.”    -­‐  Neil  Raden,  Constella/on  Research  

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Everyday,  we  create  2.5  quin/llion  bytes  of  data  –  so  much  that  90%  of  the  

data  in  the  world  today  has  been  created  in  the  last  

two  years  alone.  

ibm.com/sogware/data/bigdata/  

How Big Is Big?

A  quin/llion  bytes  is  an  exabyte  or  one  billion  gigabytes,  so:  2,500,000,000,000,000,000    

1  Bit  =  Binary  Digit  

8  Bits  =  1  Byte  

1000  Bytes  =  1  Kilobyte  

1000  Kilobytes  =  1  Megabyte  

1000  Megabytes  =  1  Gigabyte  

1000  Gigabytes  =  1  Terabyte  

1000  Terabytes  =  1  Petabyte  

1000  Petabytes  =  1  Exabyte  

1000  Exabytes  =  1  ZeOabyte  

1000  ZeOabytes  =  1  YoOabyte    

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Where Does The Information Come From?

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Not Just About Creating More Pages

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It’s  not  just  the  content  alone  that  is  important.  

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It’s  about  the  people…  

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…  and  the  interac/ons  

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Limited Metadata = Limited Analytics

Older  styles  of    communica/on  provide  liOle  more  than    an  address  book  to  see  who  you’re  connected  to.  

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Along Came Social Networking

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Friends and Followers Personal  contacts  evolved  to  dynamic  networks  

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Recommend Connections

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Who Is In Your Network?

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Now Add In Content

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Many Ways To Interact (The New Verbs)

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Interactions With Your Network

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Leaderboards

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Who Is Your Content Reaching?

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Regular  Search  

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Social  Search  

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How Is Your Audience Reacting?

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What Is Your Audience Interested In?

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And Where Are They?

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Metadata is the Backbone of Social Analytics Author  

Readers  

Loca/on  

Device  

Reshares  

Time  

Version  

Favourites  

Tags  

Comments  

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Demographics and Psychographics

Interests,  Likes,  Aptudes,  Sen/ment  

Age,  Gender,  Loca/on,  Income,  Marital  status,  Religion    

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How Can All the Data Be Used?

   

Ac/ons  

Content  

People  

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Social  Analy/cs  At  Work  

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ontent  

olleagues  C  

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Intelligent Recommendations

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Finding The Right People

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Finding The Right People

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Who Are the Key Influencers?

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Motivation Via Leaderboards

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Which Pages Are People Finding Useful?

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Who Is Your Content Reaching?

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Social Search

Sales   Marke/ng  

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Community Analytics

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Community Analytics

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Community Analytics

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Community Health Index

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Measuring Employee Satisfaction

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Workforce Insight

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Social Analytics Meets Workforce Management

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What  Have  We  Learned?  

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Let’s Review

Data  does  not  speak  for  itself  

Not  just  content,  people  and  interac/ons  

Metadata  around  social  objects  

Content  &  colleagues  (recommenda/ons)  

Enhanced  search  results  

Sen/ment  analysis  

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§  Infographics:  visual.ly,  peekanaly/cs,  twitsprout,  argylesocial,  etc.  

§  APIs  –  need  to  discuss  if/how  vendors  provide  access  to  the  metadata  and  algorithms  used  in  social  analy/cs  

Two  areas  for  future  conversa/on