Showing posts with label blog policy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label blog policy. Show all posts

Saturday, November 17, 2007

Free organizational climate surveys

One of my dissertation surveys is now "on the street" so to speak. It feels good to be collecting data.
If you would like a free, professionally-done organizational climate survey for your company, just contact me. You get anonymous results for your firm and I get de-identified data for my research on blogging and social media -- Web 2.0 -- use. Customized questions can easily be included, for example on evaluation of your employee blogs.

Sunday, October 28, 2007

Blog Conferences Galore!

There are social media, blog, and Web 2.0 conferences galore. It's like the California Gold Rush and like that event, the blogging infrastructure providers, including conference organizers, will be among the winners. A few miners got rich but the vast majority did not.

At the Blog World Expo in Vegas (Nov. 8-9) you can take your chances on getting good workshops after you put your money down. With limited space at the good sessions, it is indeed a gamble.

A better bet seems to be the Executing Social Media Conference in Atlanta Nov. 14-15. Pricey for students even after the big discount but you know what you will get to hear and that you will be able to interact with substantial industry people.

My excursion to Atlanta last week to learn about Iridium satcom left me with lots of information but many new questions about the data service.

Monday, August 20, 2007

Organizational Climate and Blog Policy

Blogger or not, please take a moment for one of my surveys. The links are in the left sidebar.
Mahalo!