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Bernard Rapoport, a liberal Texas millionaire, the child of immigrants and one of the more renowned American philanthropists, recently took out a full-page, hard-copy ad in the Texas Observer in order to criticize the modern economic ruling class that misnames itself "capitalist." After quoting Max

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An upcoming sales mission to Boston by city and business leaders isn’t the field trip it sounds like it could be.

Often we hear business leaders ask about the value gained from all this social stuff. Many look at social web initiatives as marketing tools while others consider it a means of communicating with various stakeholders. The common proclamation from both businesses and individuals is: “Show me the money?”
How Does Social Media Produce Economic Results?
Social Media [...]

Business leaders collect data and subsequently when confronted with the aggregate analysis the typical reaction is to create organizational change aimed at improving the negative results highlighted in the data.

Business leaders collect data and subsequently when confronted with the aggregate analysis the typical reaction is to create organizational change aimed at improving the negative results highlighted in the data.

The social web is rapidly migrating businesses to the virtual office” concept. The Virtual Office Concept provides significan gains for progressive business leaders.
Consider for the moment what all business has at their disposal today:

Unprecedented access to information and people
Technological communications tools that enable a virtual presence, [...]

Business leaders are faced with daily decisions whose outcomes impact both short and long term results. Constantly trying to balance both results a business leaders has to justify which result, short or long term, becomes the most important factor in their decisions.

It becomes difficult to focus on long term when the environment is demanding [...]

Maybe all this social stuff is taking us back to the future when relations met everything. The question is whether business leaders can transform their thinking and their organizations to be more relational. In other words How long will business pretend they are social rather than be real about relations. After all we're entering The Relationship Economy.

If you think the wave of social technology adoption has been high just wait a little longer. Business leaders, academia and old Media are now coming around to the recognition that all this “social stuff” is becoming a requirement for business leaders or they may not survive.

Major media publications are writing about the impact [...]

If you think the wave of social technology adoption has been high just wait a little longer. Business leaders, academia and old Media are now coming around to the recognition that all this “social stuff” is becoming a requirement for business leaders or they may not survive.

Major media publications are writing about the impact of [...]