Social Networking: Trends and Applications

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SOCIAL NETWORKING Trends & Applications December 2009 Teemu Arina tar1na tarina.blogging.fi

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Teemu Arina's presentation at Sanoma Entertainment Online Day on 3rd of December 2009.

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SOCIAL NETWORKINGTrends & Applications

December 2009

Teemu Arinatar1natarina.blogging.fi

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POWER OF SOCIAL NETWORKS

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Ref: vincos.it Finland Facebook Suomi24 IRC-galleria

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SEARCH IS PRIMARY

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Search Engines

SEARCH TODAY

Social Networks

Images, Audio& Video

SocialBookmarkingPeople

Web

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Ref: Ryan Shaw

Implicit

Explicit

Metadata

CustomersProducers

Production metadata

Descriptive Metadata

Attention Metadata

Usage metadata

Creators

Remixers Customers

Enthusiasts

Media

PROSUMERS

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Creators

Critics

Collectors

Joiners

Spectators

Inactives

18% 39%

25% 43%

12% 14%

25% 58%

48% 66%

44% 26%

Blogging, creating video/audio/music

Ratings, comments, wiki edits

RSS, voting, tagging

Social networking

Reading blogs/forums/reviews,listening podcasts, watching video

None of the above

Youth

Adults

Ref: Forrester

THE TECHNOGRAPICS IS SOCIAL

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SALES FUNNELLinearUs – Company

Talking at

REVERSE FUNNELNon-linearThem – Customer

Conversation with

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Searching & Browsing

Recommendations & Persuasion

Reinforcement & Sacrification

Usage & Value Creation

Value Recognition & Self Expression

Engagement

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Searching & Browsing

Recommendations & Persuasion

Reinforcement & Sacrification

Usage & Value Creation

Value Recognition & Self Expression

Aware

Interested

Engaged

SO

LUTIO

N S

PAC

ES

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EXAMPLE: DELL

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AWARESearching & Browsing

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OWN

OPTIMIZE SEARCH RESULTS

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BOUGHT

OPTIMIZE SEARCH RESULTS

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EARNED

OPTIMIZE SEARCH RESULTS

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Obama YouTube Channel

1 800 videos

120 000 000 views

150 000 subscribers

REACH OUT TO OTHER SITES

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Innovations – WidgetsLET USERS TAKE CONTENT AWAY

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iPhone ApplicationGIVE BETTER BROWSING TOOLS

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KNOW HOWTO SPREADANDMEASURE

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KNOW HOW TO MAKE AN IMPACT

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INTERESTEDRecommendations & Persuasion

Reinforcement & Sacrification

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USAGE-BASED RECOMMENDATIONS

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USER-GENERATED CATEGORIZATION

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AGGREGATION AND VISUALIZATION

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DIRECT CONTEXTUAL RECOMMENDATIONS

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PROVIDE A FACE

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REVERSE MARKETING

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UNDERSTAND NETWORK EFFECTS

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0TYy_3786bo

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ENGAGEDUsage & Value Creation

Value Recognition & Self Expression

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My.BarackObama.com = Do-It-Yourself CitizenshipIT IS NOT ABOUT US

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My.BarackObama.com deconstructedMAKEMEANING

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GIVE CREDIT

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Ask questions via Twitter!Message any question to @ask_company,

tag with #product_name

LINK USER CONTEXTS TOGETHER

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WHY AND HOW THISALL WORKS?

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Ronald Coase

Theory of Transaction Costs

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Moore - Metcalfe - Reed

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Sarnoff Metcalfe Reed

Social Network

Broadcast Network

Collaboration

Communication

Publishing

Creative Network

1 12 150 1000<

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Informal Network Roles■Connectors■Nomads■Experts■Bridges■Gatekeepers

Intelligence Activities■Aggregation■Transfer■Sensemaking

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ContinuousOccasional

Beat Hum

Videos Blog posts Photos Microblogging Presence

SOCIAL OBJECTS

SOCIALOBJECT

THE UNIFYING CONTEXT

Ref: Jyri Engeström

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WHAT STRATEGY?

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Providers Users

InnovatorsAdvertisers

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Users, Brands, Business processes, Values etc.

Useful Useable Desirable Sustainable Social

Nextlevel

Successful Digital Experience

Basics

Reason

Purpose

Needs

Intuitive

Easy to use

Accessible

Differentiated

Memorable

Aesthetic

Maintained

Supported

Evolving

Scaling

Conversation

Sharing

Community

Networking

Ref: Original by David Armano 2007, modified by Teemu Arina

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DIGITAL ECOSYSTEMS

OLD WORLD

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WebsiteEmail e-BusinessOnlineCollaboration

Digital Ecosystems

Com

munication

Visibility

Value C

hain Integration

Improving

Ways of W

orking

Open Innovation

DIGITALIZATION IN ORGANIZATIONS

Opportunities and sophistication

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ROLES IN THE ECOSYSTEM

CATALYSTIncreases chances of survival by supporting the growth of a living and functioning ecosystem.

DICTATORAims to own and control a large portion of the ecosystem.

MILKERExtracts more value from the ecosystem than contributes back.

NICHE-PLAYERBuilds specialized services & niche skills, which help the actor to differentiate from others.

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NEXT WAVE?

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NOW WEB– JWT Trendletter August 2009

NOWISM– Trendwatching.com

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Ref: Domino’s Pizza, USA

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“...offer tremendous potential for innovation, with a wide range of forms and contexts for transforming the space around us.”

– Panos Markopoulos et al. (2009)

AWARENESS SYSTEMS

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COMMUNICATION<<2000

CONTENT2000-2008

CONTEXT2008>>

3 MOBILE ERA’sRef: SPRXMobile

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INFORMATION & ATTENTION

“What information consumes is rather obvious: it consumes the attention of its recipients. Hence a wealth of information creates a poverty of attention.”

– Social Scientist Herbert Simon (1971)

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CONTINUOUS PARTIAL ATTENTION– Linda Stone (1998)

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FROM INFORMATIONOVERLOAD,TO...

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SOCIAL INTERACTION OVERLOAD

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LIQUIDMODERNITY

– Zygmunt Bauman

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CONNECTIVISM& INFOTENTION

Ref: George Siemens & Howard Rheingold

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TOMATOES.

[email protected]

MY VCARD TO YOUR PHONE:

Teemu ArinaCEO - dicole ltd.

“Imagination is more important than knowledge.”

– Albert Einstein

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