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Category Archives: People
The Digitally Fluent Use Just Enough Technology
Take a moment and imagine the most “digitally fluent” person in the world (or use the word “tech-savvy” if you prefer). If your image is of a sort of wired-up, ashen person who forsakes face-to-face interactions to sit at computer … Continue reading
Envisioning Possible Futures – Imagination Fluency
Any time a group of people do something together to build or improve an organization, plan a party, or go on a bike ride, a certain number of people within that group will have to come up with and promote … Continue reading
Posted in General, People, Purpose
Tagged Eric von Hippel, imagination fluency, Innocentive
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Finding the Right Media for the Context
One of the key indicators of fluency with a language or a medium is the knowledge of what tool to use when. Should we meet face-to-face more often for project meetings, or should we use video conferencing? Should we use … Continue reading
Why Digital Fluency First? Because All Boats Are Not The Same.
I was writing a response to a blog post this morning explaining why SociaLens helps its clients to focus on digital fluency first, whenever possible before they choose a digital collaboration or marketing tool or formulate a strategy or put policies … Continue reading
Empowering People in the Digital Age – Involvement Fluency
Any collective endeavor (doing business, collaborating on a project, etc) requires a certain amount of what we call involvement fluency, or the ability to empower other people to accomplish shared objectives. As with the other fluencies in our digital fluency … Continue reading
Posted in Involvement, People, Purpose
Tagged digital fluency, empowering, fluency, involvement fluency
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Digital Fluency for Alignment
Changes in culture and technology tend to break things in organizations that were previously working just fine. In our research and client work so far, we’ve seen a few different types of breakdowns related to the increasing pervasiveness of digital … Continue reading
Posted in General, People, Purpose, Tools
Tagged alignment, digital fluency, digital media, social media
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Perfectionism and Innovation Fluency
There has been a lot of talk over the past decade about the importance of Innovation as the speed of business increases, and the difficulty of creating an innovative organization. As a result of our research, we have found it … Continue reading
Posted in Innovation, People, Tools
Tagged digital adoption, digital fluency, enterprise 2.0, Innovation, perfectionism, social media, strategic
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Community, Identity and Interaction Fluency
In the previous post in this series, we talked about the importance of information fluency, which is the ability for a person to gather information, judge its credibility, use and then use and/or share it with other people. This leads … Continue reading
Posted in Interaction, People
Tagged community, digital fluency, enterprise 2.0, identity, interaction, social media, tactical, Tony Hsieh, zappos
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The Performance Perspective on Social Media Adoption
When we consider the adoption of new media an often-overlooked factors is the psychological affect that the use of a medium or method of use has on the comfort level of the user. I was reminded of this again recently … Continue reading
Posted in General, People
Tagged digital fluency, Goffman, perfomance, social media adoption
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Information Fluency vs. The HPOA Hoax
A key fluency for any person or organization is what we call Information Fluency. For our framework we’ve defined it as The ability to efficiently and effectively gather, manage, and distribute pertinent information As an example of this fluency, let’s consider Steve … Continue reading
Posted in People, Uncategorized
Tagged digital fluency, enterprise 2.0, fluency, hoax, information, information fluency, social media
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