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Going Beyond Simple Social Thomas Vander Wal DC IxDA :: Washington, DC :: 24 October 2012

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Interfaces for social software are simple. But designing, developing and managing social platforms is not. Thomas Vander Wal presents some of the lenses he uses to help companies increase user adoption and engagement by better understanding the complexities around social software.

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Going Beyond Simple SocialThomas Vander Wal

DC IxDA :: Washington, DC :: 24 October 2012

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Who is Thomas?

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Isn’t Social Simple?

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Tea, anyone?

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Getting to Mainstream

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Goal 100%

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Email in org took 5+ years to get to ~99%

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Social often focuses on edge cases, not mainstream

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Understand how the remaining 90% are social

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40+ Social Lenses

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5 Beginning Social Questions

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Is it...

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The person

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How humans are social

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Cultural influences- or cross cultural

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Organizational constraints

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Problems with the tools / service

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Understanding Social Software for Mainstream Adoption

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“I don’t want to be the company idiot!”

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Look to human social interactions

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Social Scripts

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Rethink how tools map to human needs

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Social Comfort

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3 Parts of Social Comfort

•Social Comfort with People

•Social Comfort with Tools

•Social Comfort with Content

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Elements of Social Software

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Identity Object

Presence

Collaboration

Actions

Groups

Sharing

ReputationRelationships

Conversation

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BuildOrder

Identity Object

Presence

Actions

Sharing

Reputation

Relationship

Conversation

Groups

Collaboration

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BuildOrder

Identity Object

Presence

Actions

Sharing

Reputation

Relationship

Conversation

Groups

Collaboration

TraditionalGroupware

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Granular Social Network

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Agile Scheduling P&L Food Benefits

Pat

Connections

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InfoCloud Solutions, Inc. - 2008

Differing Perspectives

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Personal

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Collective

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Community, Groups, & Teams

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Collaborative

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Newbie

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Service Owner

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External Developer

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Social Progressions

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Spark

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Campfire

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Bonfire

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Torch

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Social Scaling

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InfoCloud Solutions, Inc. - 2012

Scaling and FunctionalityPe

ople

Par

ticip

atin

g

# of Objects in System

A

A - Personal Use

B

B - SerendipityC C - Mature Social

Tool

D

D - Complex SocialSystem

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Dave Snowden’s Cynefin Framework

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Social Reticence of a Click

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“How broadly are my activities shared”

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“What do others think ‘this’ means”

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What do the features and functions of the

tools/service do?

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When we...

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Offer

Hold On

Interest

Approve

Kudos

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To Summarize...

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Run to the light of complexity - Mike Kuinavsky

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Questions

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InfoCloud Solutions, Inc. - 2012