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    A Weave provides an online view of all the people attending a meeting.  It makes discovering and engaging with the right people quicker and easier.

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SocialDevCamp 2010 brings the Chicago Tech community together

Submitted by Alex on Mon, 08/16/2010 - 16:29

 

Over the weekend we volunteered for and attended the Social Dev Camp Event at the IIT campus on the south side of Chicago. It was awesome. 300 plus developers, journalists, entrepreneurs, investors, not for profit and industry leaders assembled to share their experiences and learn from each other. It  was a packed 2 day schedule including presentations, unconference sessions, networking and a hackathon.
 
 
The speakers/panels were a mix of high profile executives such as Andrew Mason (Groupon), Ben Huh (The Cheezburger Network) and Chis Messina (Google) and the cream of Chicago based talent such as Pek Pongpaet, Alex Bratton, Chris Pautsch, Ravi Singh and Pete Simon. 

Internal Communication Weaves at Comcast

Submitted by cas on Thu, 08/05/2010 - 09:50

Read how Comcast internal communications team worked with Weave The People to align leaders to a common set of values:

Comcast Weave Case Study Article

 

This article shares a story of how we opened up the conversations at a key face-to-face meeting and helped "build the pillars of relationship". In the article you will read about collaboration, measurement, feedback and overcoming obstacles to achieve a valuable payoff.

 

Thank you Kelly and Marc from simply-communicate.com for sharing our story and all your wonderful work in supporting the internal communications professional community.

An Engaging Day with the President

Submitted by cas on Wed, 07/07/2010 - 16:49

Paul and the President

Last week I was fortunate enough to meet President Obama and I am excited to blog about my experience! I will keep it personal not political and as I share my story, I will weave in 4 lessons on effective engagement.

The lessons are about: the power of face-to-face meeting; how questions are key to engagement; the value of acknowledging the place where you are; and how relationships make amazing things possible.

Weaving the US Senate

Submitted by Alex on Mon, 05/24/2010 - 15:54
 
SenateAs we speak to more and more people, we have discovered that Weaves can be applied in many situations. As part of a new series of Weaves, we will be building a wide variety of demonstrations to illustrate what we can do.

Measuring ROI of Engagement

Submitted by Alex on Wed, 01/27/2010 - 16:52

Since joining the team I've been thinking about how the effect of a Weave can be measured.

How do you measure the ROI of engagement?

What is the ROI of a TED conference?

 A study released in September 2009 by Oxford Economics USA claims to be the first to measure the ROI of face to face events in the context of business travel.

It came to some interesting conclusions:

  • Both executives and business travelers estimate that 18% of current business would be lost without in-person meetings
  • Both executives and business travelers estimate that roughly 40% of their prospective customers are converted to new customers with an in-person meeting compared to 16% without such a meeting
  • More than half of business travelers stated that 5-10% of their company’s new customers were the result of trade show participation
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