The fourth SMiLE London (Social Media in the Large Enterprise) conference was held on March 17th. Individuals discovered how organisations are using social media inside their organisations and the difference it is making. Sessions included interviews, success stories, networking opportunities as well as news and views.
Read the full article to access videos, presentations, and/or recaps for these sessions:
Pearson, A Social Platform for Change
- Pearson have introduced a Jive-based social network to replace 170 intranets and to connect employees from companies as diverse as the FT to Penguin Random House.
Grundfos, social business takes the pressure
- Grundfos is the world’s largest manufacturer of pumps with more than 18,000 employees. They also happen to be one of the most innovative users of Yammer in Europe.
MyJM, How Johnson Matthey launched their network
- Ben Thompson, Digital Communications Manager at the Head Office of Johnson Matthey the global speciality chemicals business took us through the launch of myJM.
Unilever, Getting your Managers Jamming
- Sarah Etherton and her colleague David Ingram, Senior Writer/Editor at Unilever talked about the Jam session they orchestrated for managers.
Table Sessions
- Back by popular demand we recruited the most popular tweeters, bloggers and forum owners in the UK social business space. Read their thoughts on the outcomes from the sessions.
Driving Business Value at Thomson Reuters
- When Larraine Solomon joined Thomson Reuters she took a great risk; she stopped sending out important information via email
Social Business in the Public Sector
- We welcomed back Norman Jardine, the Head of the Internal Communication unit of the European Commission and his colleague Julie Guegan.
Archant, 4 years of being social
- Chris Thompson of regional newspaper group Archant has over 4 years under his belt managing their Socialcast network.
Lafarge's Knowledge Sharing
- Jean-Luc Abelin revealed how construction company Lafarge have developed a highly successful knowledge-sharing platforms.
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