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1 Enterprise 2.0 How to build vibrant communities Peter H. Reiser Principal Architect Social Community Framework Global Industry Business Unit, Oracle Inc. 1

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Enterprise 2.0 How to build vibrant communities

Peter H. ReiserPrincipal Architect Social Community Framework

Global Industry Business Unit, Oracle Inc.

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Paradigm Shifts ?

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Enterprise 2.0 Paradigm Shifts

Web centric Pull and push Downloads & hits Read-only

People centricMash-upSocial CapitalRead/Write

Web 1.0 Enterprise 2.0

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Cultural Paradigm Shifts

Know-How

Knowledge is PowerControl

Know Who knows howSharing is Power

Facilitate

Old World New World

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Example: Intranet

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From Web centric

Some content …

Static Content

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To People centric

“Facebook” like

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Enterprise 2.0 Strategy

WHO I AM

● About Me● My Skills● My Contributions● My Social Network● My Credentials● My Customers● My Projects …

What I need

● Training● Experts● Knowledge ● Code● Best Practices ● Customer presentation● CRM● ERP

PERSONAL MASHUP

● Personal to me ● Real time● Context aware

People centricPeople centric Mashup Enabled Mashup Enabled Value Driven

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How ?

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How to build vibrant communities

Architecture MethodologyValue System

Community 1 Community 2 Community n

Architecture

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Architecture - how to build

Architecture MethodologyValue System

Community 1 Community 2 Community n

Architecture

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Federated Services Architecture

Attachment Tagging

Ontology

Blog

Search

Rating Comment

MyShare My Skills

MyTags

MySocial

MyEquity MyCommunities

Federated Services

Portal/Widgets

Microblogging

Feed Syndication

Forum

CommunityEquity

Wiki

MyContributions

Security & Entitlement Services

SocialGraph

Activities

People

URL

Tags

Groups

Statistics

Enterprise Store

Attachments

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Architecture MethodologyValue System

Community 1 Community 2 Community n

If You Build it, Will They Come?

If You Build it, Will They Come?

Architecture

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Methodology - How to drive adoption

Architecture MethodologyValue System

Community 1 Community 2 Community n

Architecture

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Methodology, Policies & Governance

MMFI – Make Me Feel IncludedWhat is the common cause ?Do you listen to me? Do you understand me?

WIIFM – What Is In it For MeCan you provide what I need any time, anywhere on any device?

MMFV – Make Me Feel ValuedCan I trust you? Do you trust me?Do you value me? How ?

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Methodology (examples)

What Check

Has the Community a Persistent Identity ? (understand cause and value, and feel included (rituals))

Have the responsibilities been agreed to? (common definition of what is necessary to make this a viable community

Are the Roles defined: Leader,Sponsor,Knowledge Broker, Knowledge Champion, Peripheral Member ?

Have you defined the Community rhythms? (regular events, virtual and IRL)

Have you defined the community value system ? (Community Equity, business metrics)

What is your publishing policy (don't share without legal approval or share everthing except ...?)

Do you have internal/external Governance models and rules?

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Policies and Governance (examples)Policies

Social Media PolicyBe interestingDon't be stupidIf you get in troubles you have to pay the lawyers

Data PrivacyUnderstand global and local Data Privacy and Workers Council laws (use Germany as the benchmark :-) )

Community Policy ....

Governance Publishing

Establish guidelinesCommunity governance

TaggingCorp. Metadata policyCommunity governance

Information Live Cycle Mngt.Establish archiving policy based on Community Value

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Value System – What is in it for me (WIIFM)

Architecture MethodologyValue System

Community 1 Community 2 Community n

Architecture

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Value System: Social Capital • How do I build value in

a virtual world?• How do I know my

value?• What is my contribution

and participation value ?

• How do I gain virtual reputation & trust?

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Community EquityCONTRIBUTION

EQUITYAttachments

WikiBlogs

IP

SKILLS EQUITY

EnterpriseUser

Skills RatingTraining

PARTICIPATIONEQUITY

RateCommentRe-useTags

ROLE EQUITY

BusinessProjectsFormalInformal

CQ+PQ+SQ+RQ

PersonalEquity

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Information Equity

Content Content Activities Activities People People

createmodifydownloadviewratecommenttag

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Personal Equity

my Community Equitymy Community Equity Activities Activities Me Me

ContributioncreatemodifyTag

Participationviewratecommentreuse

People People

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Use Cases

Show the top xx information for tag x

Objective: List most valued information for a community or for a person

Show all Contribution Tags of a user ordered by Tag Equity

Objective: Show most valued topics in a community or for a person

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Use CasesShow the top xx experts for tag x

Objective: Automatically calculate expertise of users (our countries with expertise) based on the social feedback they receive on their contributions

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SunSpace -a successful implementation

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What is SunSpace ?A concept and architecture

designed to build and nourish vibrant communities within an organization.

The architecture of SunSpace promotes participation and nurtures organic development of knowledge in communities

Calculates “community equity” for people, communities and content as a means to promote participation

Integrates with existing knowledge bases and repositories in an organization

Promotes sharing and focuses on and satisfies individual needs of participants

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What is SunSpace ?A concept and architecture

designed to build and nourish vibrant communities within an organization.

The architecture of SunSpace promotes participation and nurtures organic development of knowledge in communities

Calculates “community equity” for people, communities and content as a means to promote participation

Integrates with existing knowledge bases and repositories in an organization

Promotes sharing and focuses on and satisfies individual needs of participants

30'000 users 600+ communities 10X growth in 6 month 12 million social activities Social Community Platform Architecture, Methodology, Value System

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Demo

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MyProfile

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Communities

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Secure microblogging

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Enterprise Search and Expert finder

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What's next ?Implement SunSpace using Oracle

Webcenter and Webcenter SpacesUCM – Universal Content Mngt.Secure Search

Integrate with Business ProcessesSales - CRMProject Delivery – Project Accounting

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Thanks !• [email protected]• http://blogs.sun.com/peterreiser• http://twitter.com/peterreiser