Posts Tagged ‘Skype Sessions’

Skype Session: Sam Falletta on Building Social Media Into Your Company Culture

I talk about Incept (client) quite a bit here, and there are a few reasons for that. We’ve been working together for nearly a year now and have had time to implement the strategies we’ve developed. The human business team is up and running and doing quite well. These guys can execute just about anything I throw at them.  That’s really important if you want to get something back from your efforts in strategy implementation. It’s time you meet Incept’s leader, Sam Falletta.  I like this chat we had because Sam is very realistic in terms of explaining some of the finer points regarding what social media has done at Incept at the company culture level.  These guys are doing it.  Right now.  Today.  Incept is a good example to look at when you are building social media in your own company. Here’s Sam… How are you building social media tools into your company culture? nateriggsI advise mid-sized & large organizations on how to adopt and use social media to market through organizational culture and better serve their clients. I’m also a blended family dad who enjoys music, photography and distance racing. When I’m not writing here, you can find me writing over at the Content Marketing Institute. Like what you’ve read so far? Then why not subscribe HERE?Website – Twitter – Facebook – More Posts

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CorkShare is Chasing Google Wave – Skype Session with Tim Gasper

Are you are actively using Google Wave to collaborate with your friends? At Social Business Strategies, Marie and I have been dabbling to make it work.  From the experience, we’ve come up with some of our own ideas on how to use Google Wave to your advantage. It’s not hard to understand why using the web to facilitate small group collaboration is a good idea.  Wave seems to have captured the most buzz around online collaboration tools recently, thanks largely to Google’s wide spread domination of just about every aspect of the web. While there are a ton of great features and benefits to Wave, most users will agree that the concept is far from being perfected. The question is, who’s gutsy enough to step up and challenge the Goliath of the Interwebz? Being gutsy is one of the reasons Tim Gasper, of Corkshare, impresses me.  Backed by Goldstein Caldwell & Associates, a firm dedicated to helping Northeast Ohio entrepreneurs get their start-up concepts off the ground, he and his partner, Jim England, are stepping up to the plate to challenge Google Wave with their own take on how social collaboration tools should work. What is CorkShare? Corkshare was an idea birthed during a car ride from Cleveland, Ohio to Columbus’s inaugural Startup Weekend in 2008.  Since then, these two entrepreneurs have been working to build their system and onboard users to what has the potential to be a more user-friendly interface, making sharing content and ideas online much easier. In their own words: “CorkShare is a way to visually share web content like notes, photos, videos, and more with small groups of friends or colleagues. Modeled after physical bulletin boards, users of CorkShare create virtual CorkBoards, post embeddable content from around the Internet, and discuss these objects in a fun and [...]

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