Post by afifatabassum on Mar 11, 2024 5:31:00 GMT
LinkedIn has made available InMap , an online social network analysis tool (which seems to me to be based on Gephi) that allows you to view your professional connections. Useful for photographing the state of working relationships and understanding if and how to make them evolve according to one's objectives. Below, for example, my network of connections ( click to enlarge ) which shows friends within the network (blue), former Microsoft colleagues (orange), current colleagues from Digital PR (green), from H&K ( yellow) and the master's classmates (purple).Arecent study by the IULM ( Master in Social Media Marketing ) conducted on 720 Italian companies, of various sizes and different product sectors, highlights a situation.
With which I deal professionally every day. Only 32.5% of Italian Brazil Phone Number companies use some participatory tool in communication activities (a percentage that rises to 57.9% in the case of large companies and drops to 10% among small ones). In most cases these are Facebook (35.2%) or LinkedIn (15.5%) and YouTube (14.1%). Only 8.8% use Twitter and 3.9% blog. Indeed, 83% do not appear to have implemented any banal sharing links with social networks on their official website. To investigate the ability to use the tools, a "SocialmediAbility" index was calculated for each company based on three dimensions: period of use, care in managing them, effectiveness (users per channel, frequency of updates by users, number of contents produced by users). Here the results are even more distressing: on a scale from 1 to 10, the average total index is 0.79 (1.75 for large ones and 0.16 for small ones). The most advanced sector appears to be the banking sector.
In today's La Repubblica I was asked for my opinion on the "technological diet" launched by the Wall Street Journal . Is it really time to detox from the excessive use of technologies? In my opinion, as I am a strong user of technology for work and passion, it is simply a matter of balancing the activities carried out during the day, with a little common sense.Over the course of 3 years, Italian Facebook members have grown from 200 thousand to over 17 million (details on the Facebook Observatory page ). A less well-known and more interesting aspect is understanding how the demographic composition of the most famous social network in the world has transformed. Even if it was young people between 19 and 24 who drove its adoption in the peninsula, today Facebook, beyond the necessarily partial vision that each of us has of it, is frequented across the board by all age cohorts. The groups that have grown the most in recent years .
With which I deal professionally every day. Only 32.5% of Italian Brazil Phone Number companies use some participatory tool in communication activities (a percentage that rises to 57.9% in the case of large companies and drops to 10% among small ones). In most cases these are Facebook (35.2%) or LinkedIn (15.5%) and YouTube (14.1%). Only 8.8% use Twitter and 3.9% blog. Indeed, 83% do not appear to have implemented any banal sharing links with social networks on their official website. To investigate the ability to use the tools, a "SocialmediAbility" index was calculated for each company based on three dimensions: period of use, care in managing them, effectiveness (users per channel, frequency of updates by users, number of contents produced by users). Here the results are even more distressing: on a scale from 1 to 10, the average total index is 0.79 (1.75 for large ones and 0.16 for small ones). The most advanced sector appears to be the banking sector.
In today's La Repubblica I was asked for my opinion on the "technological diet" launched by the Wall Street Journal . Is it really time to detox from the excessive use of technologies? In my opinion, as I am a strong user of technology for work and passion, it is simply a matter of balancing the activities carried out during the day, with a little common sense.Over the course of 3 years, Italian Facebook members have grown from 200 thousand to over 17 million (details on the Facebook Observatory page ). A less well-known and more interesting aspect is understanding how the demographic composition of the most famous social network in the world has transformed. Even if it was young people between 19 and 24 who drove its adoption in the peninsula, today Facebook, beyond the necessarily partial vision that each of us has of it, is frequented across the board by all age cohorts. The groups that have grown the most in recent years .