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Social Business at Kaiser Permanente: Using Social Tools to Improve Customer Service, Research and Internal Collaboration
Twitter, Facebook and an internal intranet are changing the way a health care provider communicates.
Twitter, Facebook and an internal intranet are changing the way a health care provider communicates.
What increases the chance of “retweeting,” so company tweets are shared with recipients’ networks?
Companies need to understand and manage the rising threat of online public complaining.
Effective social media measurement turns the traditional ROI approach on its head and measures investments made by customers in social media.
Ads that complement online content can be effective — but not if they rouse consumers’ privacy concerns.
“Web site morphing” means that communicating — and selling — will never be the same.
Managing returns, structuring the physical distribution network and deploying product inventories are all key.
Research reveals factors that affect the likelihood of transacting business over mobile phones.
How the industry’s evolution can inform all e-tail enterprises.
Is the Internet just another marketing channel like direct mail or home shopping? Or will it revolutionize global marketing? Will large multinationals lose the advantages of size, while small start-ups leverage the technology and be-come big players internationally? The authors discuss the different opportunities and chal-lenges that the Internet offers to large and small companies worldwide. They examine the impact on global markets and new product development, the advantages of an intranet for large corporations, and the need for foreign government support and cooperation.