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== Community Types, Examples & Use Cases == | == Community Types, Examples & Use Cases == | ||
* Whole Organization as a Community | * Whole Organization as a Community | ||
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== Community Benefit == | == Community Benefit == | ||
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== Infrastructure for Communities == | == Infrastructure for Communities == | ||
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=== Corporate Social Networks === | === Corporate Social Networks === | ||
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== Practice Cases == | == Practice Cases == | ||
* [http://www.aiim.org/documents/chapters/southwest/AIIM_SWChapter_17Feb2011_DanRanta_2010 COP case study.pdf ConocoPhillips] | |||
* [http://de.slideshare.net/EckKommunikation/harald-schirmer-enterprise-20-summit-2013-paris Continental] (in German) | * [http://de.slideshare.net/EckKommunikation/harald-schirmer-enterprise-20-summit-2013-paris Continental] (in German) | ||
* [http://www.slideshare.net/basf/connect-basf-onlinebusinessnetwork connect.BASF] (in German) | * [http://www.slideshare.net/basf/connect-basf-onlinebusinessnetwork connect.BASF] (in German) | ||
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Definition
Community Management is the management of social relationships between people and people (e.g. communities of interest, project communities) or people and organizations (e.g. customer communities). Community management covers all operational and strategic tasks according the design and development of a online community. The area of responsibility covers aspects of community members support but also to ensure technical, legal and financial requirements.
Literally "community" means a collectie of people with a sense of belonging. To sharpen the definition one can use the term "social group" coming from sociology. A social group consists of at least three persons wit a direct relationship and with having an awareness of group membership. In public online communities the distribution of user groups looks typically like this:
Community Types, Examples & Use Cases
- Whole Organization as a Community
- Departements as Communities
- Projects als Communities
- Communities of Interest as Communities
Types | Community of Interest | Projekt Community | Departement Community |
Example | MS Excel, Project Management, Expats | Project Team, Work Force, Committee | Marketing, HR, Purchasing |
Use Cases | Provide information, Link employees, Questions&Answers, Prepare and follow up Meetings | Replace Meetings, Communicate project status tranparently, Prepare and follow up Meetings, Coordinate tasks | Manager Blogs, Participatory decision making, Involve employees in planning of events, Distribute internal information, Onboarding of new employees |
Community Benefit
Infrastructure for Communities
Corporate Social Networks
Practice Cases
- COP case study.pdf ConocoPhillips
- Continental (in German)
- connect.BASF (in German)
Community Management
Definition
Community Management describes all methods an tasks for the design, set-up, leadership, operation, support, and optimization of virtual communities as well as their equivalent in the physical space. Bundesverband Community Management e.V. , http://www.bvcm.org
The Role of a Community Manager - Personal Requirements
- likes to work in a self-organized way
- is open for change
- likes to get in contact with new colleagues
- is proactive and likes to design
- is open for social media
The Role of a Community Manager - Organizational Requirements
- Organization pushes cross-departmental collaboration
- Community managers are provided with resources for their tasks
- Community infrastructure is accessible for all relevant stakeholder