I do a lot of energizing and inspirational keynotes, presentations and workshops on different topics (examples further down this column):
- Social Business Changes Everything
- How to become a Social Business - on Social Business Adoption
- How to get success in sales using my 5 success formulas
- How to work less and achieve more - on Personal Productivity
- How to get out of the inbox - on Killing Email before it Kills You
Great evaluation scores:
" With a great energy and deep knowledge, you are rated as the top speaker at the event - outstanding!"
" Awesome presentation, engaging and very informative."
" Extremely engaged speaker."
" Again, thank you for coming to Denmark regarding the IDC Conference. We all agree that you did a fantastic job and the below evaluation does really make it clear. You really managed to make social relevant for the audience."
You are presuposing that people like using social websites.
I hate facebook, linked In, etc. Twitter is very usefull, but in my vioew the vast majority of social web sites are just a waste of time.
An e-mail is quick and easy evberything is one one place you have a very rich enviroment (if you are using Lotus Notes), You can easily add attachement screen shots use colour high lighting etc. Most of which you cant do in any Social website or if you can its much harder.
Facebook and its like will not be such a big issues in 5 years time. People will ahve moved on but e-mail will still be there.
In my view you way over estimate the importance and the value of sites like facebook and Linked In.
You should have a look at IBM Connections and IBM SmartCloud for Social Business. Using those two systems for internal and external use have reduced my email by appx. 75 – 80 percent.
I would argue you have not stopped email, you just relocated the storage to somewhere else.
Kind of. I now only store a file at one single place, and share it from there. I hardly ever send an attachment by email anymore and I have full version-, access- and download control.
I dele mostly all incoming cc mail, and pick up the phone to clear out things instead of sending emails back and forth for every question in a dialogue.
I hate mailthreads and mailinglist discussions. They confuse me and steal time from me looking for the exact mail I need. Now I prefer discussions in groups both internally and externally – sharing knowledge with more than one on the same amount of time over the keyboard. Faster, easier and more effective – and less time consuming.
Very inspiring