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Scoop.it – Serve4impact: designing design driven operations
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Posted in Because i like to share again and again, Recovery and the way out of the crisis, recession and depression
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This week top posts
Posted by Fred Zimny
5 management tools that will shape innovation – Related Stories – SmartBrief on Leadership
Gartner urges business to integrate social media and CRM | Web
Is The Tablet E-Commerce Revolution Coming? [Infographic
Leaders, 10 Ways to Ignite Greatness Without Leaving Scars | Kate Nasse
Serve4impact’s Glossi – Social Media Life Strea
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How Web 2.0 Is Transforming CRM – Leveraging Social Media to Improve the Customer Experience | ThinkAboutCRM.com
Posted by Fred Zimny
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Posted in Because i like to share again and again, Front Office and Customer Service Operations, Knowledge management, Performance management, Social CRM and social business
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Weekend quiz: the % of annual change was at it highest during?
Posted by Fred Zimny

Found via Andrew Mcafee. Apologies for the intervals. My answer: the early ffities……
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Recommended: The risk of an internal social bubble
Posted by Fred Zimny
Recommended: The risk of an internal social bubble – Summary: Is there a risk of an internal bubble caused by the 2…. http://ow.ly/1earDz
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Not agreeing (in a certain extent with) We’re all marketers now – McKinsey Quarterly
Posted by Fred Zimny
customer services and corporate communications are converging. But still, to claim that we are all marketers. Better use would be customer servants or something like that. What word (future profession will u suggest)?
Found at We’re all marketers now – McKinsey Quarterly – Marketing & Sales – Strategy.
For the past decade, marketers have been adjusting to a new era of deep customer engagement. They’ve tacked on new functions, such as social-media management; altered processes to better integrate advertising campaigns online, on television, and in print; and added staff with Web expertise to manage the explosion of digital customer data.
Read all at We’re all marketers now – McKinsey Quarterly – Marketing & Sales – Strategy
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Posted in Front Office and Customer Service Operations, Knowledge management, Performance management, Social CRM and social business
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McKinsey Classics Newsletter Articles of enduring interest
Posted by Fred Zimny
technology for competitive advantage
Although many new business technologies boost productivity, they usually diffuse rapidly through sectors, so the benefits accrue to the consumer, not to individual companies. Yet technology can help them create or extend a competitive advantage by generating hard-to-imitate products and services. That happens, for example, when IT innovations complement sustainable strengths such as new business processes or managerial breakthroughs. Read “Getting IT spending right this time.”
May 2003
Getting IT spending right this time
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January 2010
Using knowledge brokering to improve business processes [includes audio]
December 2007
Eight business technology trends to watch [includes audio]
September 2006
How IT can drive business process reorganization: An interview with the CIO of Volkswagen
May 2006
Competitive advantage from better interactions
November 2005
Improving productivity, part 2
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