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10 Social Business Leaders For 2013
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David F. Carr
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6/3/2013 | 9:21:05 PM
re: 10 Social Business Leaders For 2013
Thanks for your note.

I know there are even more of these stories out there. I'm happy with these top picks, but my goal for next year is to get more firms to nominate themselves. I'd also like to see a greater mix of types of social business stories, not just enterprise social networking, and particularly examples of organizations that have an integrated strategy for using multiple types of social technology, internally and externally.
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6/3/2013 | 8:57:34 PM
re: 10 Social Business Leaders For 2013
Great list! It's inspiring to know how companies are using the enterprise social tools available to them to improve communication, engagement, and collaboration.


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