Social Media Strategy

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IS425 AISM Terence LIN Ziyang Shaun TAN Jun Hua Tarlochan Singh GILL S/O P S Sharon PHUI Wei Ling [Team 5] Formulating tomorrow’s solution today

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Social Media Strategy project

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IS425 AISMTerence LIN ZiyangShaun TAN Jun HuaTarlochan Singh GILL S/O P S Sharon PHUI Wei Ling

[Team 5]

Formulating tomorrow’s solution today

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Vision

To provide the employees with a robust social intranet to foster stronger relationships and aid them in their daily work delivery.

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As IsIntroduction | Problems | Strategy | Implementation | Risk and Mitigation

Avenue for TACG members to engage and disseminate information

Foster closer relations and knowledge sharing among analysts and consultants alike

To Incentivizing employees to adopt social media tools and services

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As Is

Accenture Portal

Accenture PeopleAccenture Groups

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Portal

Groups People

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As IsIntroduction | Problems | Strategy | Implementation | Risk and Mitigation

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ACCENTURE HAS THE BEST TOOLS!

Do not re-invent the wheel;

Reuse the wheel to bring out its best.

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Root Cause Analysis

No Time

No Interest

No Awareness

No Motivation

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Our Social Media Strategy

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1. Progress Tracker

Tracking Individual Progress• Certificates• E-learning• Engagements

Tracking Project Progress• Project phases

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2. Reward & Incentives

Why is it not working as planned?

• Employees unaware of the rewards• Badges and Rankings are ineffective motivation• No attractive incentives as positive reinforcement

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Solution • Current Point System to

link with KPI• Lucky Draw System with

attractive prizes• Percentage of Contribution

= Probability of winning the Vacation Prize

2. Reward & Incentives

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2. Reward & Incentives

Business Value• Rewards reinforces the company’s priority to the staff• Rewards help in motivating employees and boosting

performance

Performance Metrics• Tracking of employees’ quarterly points and activity level• Rank the rewards that encourage the highest participation

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About Me Stats

Individual Progress

John DoeJunior Consultant2010 - Present

Points: 1008Rewards: 12

Project Progress

Day 5 of 32Stage 2: Data Collection and DiagnosisRelevant Documents:

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3. Business Analytics

Solution • Business Analytics to understand the profile of

consultants• Effective search and recommendation capability to the

portal to increase the relevance• Emails/newsletter that will contain streamlined content• Sentiment Analysis to understand employees

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3. Business Analytics

Business Value• Reduce time taken to search for relevant information• Improve productivity at work• Boost confidence and quality through knowledge

empowerment

Performance Metrics• Track how many recommendations or suggestions are

actually taken by their employees• Constant feedback from employees

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As Is

Accenture Portal

Accenture PeopleAccenture Groups

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4. Intelligent User Interface

Solution• Gamification technique • An interactive widget that serves as a PA• Answer questions, navigate the user to content• Purpose: Reduce time and effort

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Search now:

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4. Intelligent User Interface

Business Value• Provide value through relevant information,

recommendations and suggestions• Information is ‘pushed’ to the user• Unified point of entry into all portals

Performance Metrics• Tracking of the IUI usage• Feedback on why they use/don’t use it

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Search now:

Recommended:

Security TalkOn 29th April

2013

Following:

My Points Total points: 57 Chance of win: 88%

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ImplementationIntroduction | Problems | Strategy | Implementation | Risk and Mitigation

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Implementation Strategy

“Big Bang” Phased Parallel

Risk Medium Low Medium

Cost Low Medium High

Deployment duration

Short Long Medium

System Downtime Medium Short Minimal/No

Ease of rollback Difficult Medium Easy

Implementation Strategy

Crit

eria

Most Important

Least Important

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Implementation

• Big Bang Strategy• Re-introduce the intranet • Marketing it like a service to its customers

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Timeline

Phase: PlanningDuration: ~ 2 Months

-Requirements gathering-Discussion with various stakeholders-Risk assessment-Timeline creation-Set up of guiding collation

Phase: ImplementationDuration: ~ 5 Months

-Development-User feedback-Governance-Risk assessment

Phase: ExecutionDuration: ~ 1 Month

-User Tests & Training-Adoption of technology-Updates and adjustments

10 – 12 months

0 month

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CostingIntroduction | Problems | Strategy | Implementation | Risk and Mitigation

Description Quantity Cost/pax/year (SGD)

Line cost

IUI development

02 x developers

48,000 96,000

Business Analytics Server

01 x server 100,000 100,000

Business Analytics Maintenance

02 x on-site support staff

60,000 120,000

Grand Total SGD $316,000

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Feasibility Assessment

Advantages• Business analytics to determine the interests of the user• ‘Push’ information• Awareness is created through interactive trainings and

videos• Employees can track their performance every step along

the way• Encourages employees to share knowledge at work• Empower users with the personal touch• Accenture – A people-centric organization

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Feasibility Assessment

Disadvantages• May not be accurate and helpful to certain users if it is

not intelligent enough • Accessing the various social media portals through IUI

would mean that users would not know how to navigate to individual portals on their own

• Presently, intelligent user interface not a popular choice by companies

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Risk and MitigationIntroduction | Problems | Strategy | Implementation | Risk and Mitigation

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Risk MatrixIntroduction | Problems | Strategy | Implementation | Risk and Mitigation

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Business Analytics Intelligent User Interface

Big Bang

Risk • No substantial in-house support for analytics

• Information not relevant due to data inaccuracy and inconsistency

• High Inertia • New system might not run properly and might affect operation

Mitigation • Ensure a group of dedicated experts to tap on the knowledge

• Educate employees to update their profile consistently

• Interactive videos and podcasts

• Induction Package

• Extensive testing done to ensure system runs smoothly before deployment

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Risk and Mitigation

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