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Live from HR Technology... I mean, hav u eva invNtd yor own lngwij?

 

 

Great New Technologies Just for You!

 

 

What a great session!! The Jasons were on today. Notes from attendee of session

 

 

 

 

Jason Averbook and Jason Corsello

 

 

 

 

Bill Kutick...You have to be a gen X'r to give this presentation...I don't understand any of this

 

 

 

 

The World Today...

 

  • One out of 8 couples married in 2006 met online

  • If MySpace were a country, it would be 11th largest country in the world; Avg MySpace page is visited 30 times per day

  • 2.7 billion searches performed on Google...To whom were these questions addressed before Google?

  • Number of text messages exceeds the total population of the world

  • More than 3,000 new books published every day

 

 

 

"These teens were born into a digital world where they expect to be able to create consume, remix and share material with each other." Lee Rainie - Director, Pew Internet and American Life Project....and they get to the corporate world and they're like..."are you kidding me?" go to the intranet and find content that says "last

 

 

 

  • Digital Natives - have never used a copy machine, never new life without a mouse, have even invented a new language, ex. POS (parents over shoulder)...

  • Digital Immigrant - that's mosst of us at HR Tech and creates a huge change management issue

 

 

 

 

 

Web 2.0 Video...do most people really know what it is?

 

  • These technologies are about collaboration

  • Blogs - help create a collaborative, non-hierarchical culture

  • Wikis - low cost easy way to collaborate on ideas

  • Mashups - new modalites; new development environments to bring 2 technologies together

  • All of this adds up to harnessing collective intelligence

 

 

 

Web 2.0 is not just about making applications looking cooler, it's about collaboration...s

 

  • Blogs

  • Wikis

  • Social media/social networking

  • Folksonomies (tagging, tag clouds)

  • Syndication (RSS, widgets, mashups)

 

 

 

Folksonomy - you design how you use the application based on how you want to use it, the software vendor doesn't do it for you

 

 

 

 

Key Web 2.0 Concepts:

 

  • Participation - used to worry about rolling out self-service and if anyone would come

  • Relationships

  • User Programmable

  • Immediate

  • Collective Intelligence

  • Perpetual Beta - upgrades just happening

 

 

 

Why is it different?

 

  • Moving from transactions to interaction

  • "IT of one" - no longer dependent on IT

  • Rich, user-friendly interface

  • "Training-less"

 

 

 

How many of you have gone to a Google training class?

 

 

Can you imagine a 24 year old sitting in a 3 day training class to learn to use an application...click here, click here, click here...

 

 

 

 

Blogs...

 

 

 

 

Culturing:

 

 

Ex. Southwest Airlines blog; way of communicating with employees and customers; get a good feeling for what the company is like before you even apply for a job; millennials look for this before they go to work for a company; Marriott is doing this

 

 

 

 

Talent Branding:

 

 

Ex. Honeywell; recruiters have a blog as a way to communicate with candidates

 

 

 

 

Social networks...

 

 

 

 

Challenge to the audience...go create a Facebook account and add Jason (Averbook) as a friend. If you do this in the next 2-3 days we can create a group of people who can continue to collaborate about new HR technologies.

 

  • Recruiters starting to use Facebook to post jobs, projects, and find people

 

 

 

RSS - Real Simple Syndication; way to push out relevant content to your interface of choice

 

 



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