Social Inc.: Why Business is the Next Social Opportunity Worth Trillions - Bob Zukis - Books - Kauffman Fellows Press - 9781939533999 - February 21, 2013
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Social Inc.: Why Business is the Next Social Opportunity Worth Trillions

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SOCIAL INC. delivers a blueprint for reinventing the future of business--creating a business-led renaissance fueled by unprecedented levels of connectivity, empowerment, and innovation brought about by social technology. These new tools don't promise incremental improvements in productivity or profitability--they have the potential to deliver game-changing knockout blows. Not a book about Facebook or social media marketing, SOCIAL INC. is a thought-provoking "stake in the ground" for a people-led revolution that is changing the rules of business. 

Zukis blends strategic and tactical insights into a framework to understand the forces being altered with these tools, and to identify what companies need to be doing about social technology, right now. The ten "Rules of Social Inc." will push business forward into a social technology-enabled world, while Zukis's predictions for 2020 will stretch the thinking of business leaders and their employees around the realm of what is now possible because of this disruptive technology.

With at least a trillion dollars of value on the table according to McKinsey, social technology is the business leadership issue of the next decade. Business management is now being open-sourced, and Zukis uses history, hindsight, and foresight to illustrate why business will never be the same because of this disruptive technology--it will be much, much better.

Media Books     Paperback Book   (Book with soft cover and glued back)
Released February 21, 2013
ISBN13 9781939533999
Publishers Kauffman Fellows Press
Pages 250
Dimensions 150 × 13 × 225 mm   ·   340 g
Language English  

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