ForbesYour Content Is Giving You A People ProblemForbesNot accounting for content unfortunately results in surprise due to a naiveté of the accountability needed and organizational change that will inevitably occur due to post-launch ongoing...
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Anne Egros's curator insight,
June 15, 2013 7:13 AM
Despite the astronomical speed of technology changes, most organizations still operate within the traditional top-down authority model.
The article suggest that the future of organizations is "Holacracy" where the organizational power is distributed according to a set of explicit processes and structures designed to achieve the company’s purpose.
In a Holacracy, every role in the organization has an explicit, documented purpose and set of accountabilities, and roles exist separately from the individuals who happen to be filling them at the time.
Billy R Bennett's curator insight,
January 25, 2013 8:37 PM
Too much emphasis on the word social may distract older leaders from comprehending the real power of social business collaboration - faster, better results. Daanish Kahn offers a great set of five myths about the use of social collaboration tools that needs to be understood by any leader seeking to get results and high levels of engagement. My favorite is the first one... Myth 1 – Social Collaboration platforms are not safe and secure.
Aligning and engaging people more quickly in your organization are some of the best reasons to look seriously at adopting social collaboration tools. We've seen this in our work when such tools allowed teams to connect and overcome natural barriers to get work done. I heard someone say recently, if you are not engaging them at least don't do things to disengage them! Most work systems do just that for many workers. Allowing and learning Social Collaboration Tool use is an excelleng step in the right direction. |
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A personal lesson of the past year... If you do not engage your entire organization in creating portable knowledge content you will pay a very big price at a time when you can least afford it.
Just because you don't see yourself as a media company does not mean you are not a media company. Content will be the buzzword, fad and miracle cure for 2013... And if that's where it stays with you, you will lose business to those that understand that the new world of work is about creating portable knowledge content.
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