Comments for The Parallax View: Social Business & Enterprise 2.0 http://theparallaxview.com Social Media Inside the Firewall Tue, 10 Jan 2012 11:27:42 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Comment on MGF Freestyle for Sale by russell http://theparallaxview.com/2010/10/mgf-freestyle-sale/#comment-335 russell Tue, 10 Jan 2012 11:27:42 +0000 http://theparallaxview.com/?p=4113#comment-335 Sold a year ago, just before the big freeze! Sold a year ago, just before the big freeze!

]]> Comment on Social Business Success Factors by online earning money http://theparallaxview.com/2011/12/social-business-success/#comment-331 online earning money Thu, 29 Dec 2011 12:13:29 +0000 http://theparallaxview.com/?p=5116#comment-331 Social media is very important to succeed in life. This site helps us to create a new horizon of social networking as well as creating opportunity of sharing with others. It is a very nice process. Social media is very important to succeed in life. This site helps us to create a new horizon of social networking as well as creating opportunity of sharing with others. It is a very nice process.

]]> Comment on MGF Freestyle for Sale by Richard Chambers http://theparallaxview.com/2010/10/mgf-freestyle-sale/#comment-328 Richard Chambers Sun, 25 Dec 2011 11:51:10 +0000 http://theparallaxview.com/?p=4113#comment-328 Is the MGF freestyle still available and are there better/more illustrations and information available? I am looking to buy in mid February, after clocking up yet another birthday. I have owned an MGF and a MGTF before and want a repeat prescription! Regards and Seasonal greetings, Richard Is the MGF freestyle still available and are there better/more illustrations and information available? I am looking to buy in mid February, after clocking up yet another birthday. I have owned an MGF and a MGTF before and want a repeat prescription!
Regards and Seasonal greetings,
Richard

]]> Comment on MGF Freestyle for Sale by Steve Kelleher http://theparallaxview.com/2010/10/mgf-freestyle-sale/#comment-325 Steve Kelleher Mon, 07 Nov 2011 22:40:54 +0000 http://theparallaxview.com/?p=4113#comment-325 Please can you confirm if your MGF is still for sale? Price etc' Thank You Steve Kelleher Please can you confirm if your MGF is still for sale? Price etc’

Thank You

Steve Kelleher

]]> Comment on What is Seaport.exe? by KarenMarie http://theparallaxview.com/2009/01/seaportexe-2/#comment-323 KarenMarie Mon, 10 Oct 2011 03:13:54 +0000 http://theparallaxview.com/?p=1660#comment-323 Thank you, very much. :) Thank you, very much.
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]]> Comment on UBM Case Study shows cash benefits of social media by Benefits and Risks of Implementing Enterprise 2.0 « ehsanroohigohar http://theparallaxview.com/2010/03/ubm-case-study-shows-cash-benefits-social-software/#comment-322 Benefits and Risks of Implementing Enterprise 2.0 « ehsanroohigohar Wed, 07 Sep 2011 11:21:33 +0000 http://theparallaxview.com/?p=3382#comment-322 [...] Employee distribution: Clearly, organizations with more staff and offices in more countries will benefit the most from deployment of Web 2.0 technologies (like Valeo, IBM, Intellipedia, UBM). [...] [...] Employee distribution: Clearly, organizations with more staff and offices in more countries will benefit the most from deployment of Web 2.0 technologies (like Valeo, IBM, Intellipedia, UBM). [...]

]]> Comment on Towards deconstructing the Signal / Noise Theory by Birger Hartung http://theparallaxview.com/2010/02/deconstructing-signal-noise-theory/#comment-321 Birger Hartung Sat, 03 Sep 2011 07:02:49 +0000 http://theparallaxview.com/?p=3302#comment-321 Hi Russel, interesting thoughts on SNR. I agree with your points. SNR theory is last millenium marketing stuff, made before the social web took place. For me these theories are the last attempt to create a feeling of control about something that can't be controlled. Especially in marketing termns. I believe marketers won't see that all these opportunities of the social web have a price: Advertizing, Brands, Products, etc take place within the social web while before they have been positioned above humans. Measure of SNR is only needed for the "external view" of classic marketing. Within the community it's pretty easy to discover how your brands or product signal are recieved by others. Sorry for David, Seth and all the others. Hi Russel,
interesting thoughts on SNR. I agree with your points.

SNR theory is last millenium marketing stuff, made before the social web took place. For me these theories are the last attempt to create a feeling of control about something that can’t be controlled. Especially in marketing termns.

I believe marketers won’t see that all these opportunities of the social web have a price: Advertizing, Brands, Products, etc take place within the social web while before they have been positioned above humans.

Measure of SNR is only needed for the “external view” of classic marketing. Within the community it’s pretty easy to discover how your brands or product signal are recieved by others.

Sorry for David, Seth and all the others.

]]> Comment on gardenfurnitureworld.com customer feedback by Paul from Playhouses http://theparallaxview.com/2010/06/gardenfurnitureworldcom-customer-feedback/#comment-320 Paul from Playhouses Fri, 02 Sep 2011 12:46:32 +0000 http://theparallaxview.com/?p=3650#comment-320 Delivering large items is actually quite difficult, with a limited number of couriers and even the best of them having only a 96% success rate of Next Day Deliveries. Whilst it is true that accurate stock info and proper training for staff is critical, we also have an issue with the other 4%. If we promise next day, then we know that 4 out of 100 orders are going to go wrong and we get angry customers. Our solution so far is to promise 2-3 days then deliver the 96% next day, keeping 96% very happy. But the problem with that is we have customers waiting in too, and thats not right after. The logistics of e-commerce are quite a problem still. Have a solution to that one for me? thanks. Delivering large items is actually quite difficult, with a limited number of couriers and even the best of them having only a 96% success rate of Next Day Deliveries.

Whilst it is true that accurate stock info and proper training for staff is critical, we also have an issue with the other 4%.

If we promise next day, then we know that 4 out of 100 orders are going to go wrong and we get angry customers. Our solution so far is to promise 2-3 days then deliver the 96% next day, keeping 96% very happy.

But the problem with that is we have customers waiting in too, and thats not right after.

The logistics of e-commerce are quite a problem still. Have a solution to that one for me? thanks.

]]> Comment on How to calculate the ROI of E2.0 / Social Business projects by Peter Funke http://theparallaxview.com/2010/11/calculate-roi-social-business-projects/#comment-318 Peter Funke Fri, 26 Aug 2011 02:51:06 +0000 http://theparallaxview.com/?p=4172#comment-318 Hi Kate, I am delighted to hear that you are finding Connections delivering business value to your firm. As I am working on ROI from these investments for IBM, it would be great if we could talk. May I contact you? Let me know at pfunke@us.ibm.com Peter Funke Executive Consultant, IBM Business Value Assessment Hi Kate,
I am delighted to hear that you are finding Connections delivering business value to your firm. As I am working on ROI from these investments for IBM, it would be great if we could talk. May I contact you? Let me know at pfunke@us.ibm.com

Peter Funke
Executive Consultant, IBM Business Value Assessment

]]> Comment on Google Calendar as an Internal Comms Scheduling Tool by James Dellow http://theparallaxview.com/2011/07/google-calendar-internal-comms/#comment-313 James Dellow Sat, 23 Jul 2011 00:19:28 +0000 http://theparallaxview.com/?p=5065#comment-313 Russell - I was talking about calendars here recently, http://www.headshift.com/au/2011/07/15/making-calendars-collaborative/ although I didn't consider Google in that mix. One of the features I particularly like is the way it works so well with Gmail when you receive a meeting invite. Lots to learn from that, if it could be applied to different contexts. Russell – I was talking about calendars here recently, http://www.headshift.com/au/2011/07/15/making-calendars-collaborative/ although I didn’t consider Google in that mix. One of the features I particularly like is the way it works so well with Gmail when you receive a meeting invite. Lots to learn from that, if it could be applied to different contexts.

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