Webcast:
As the popularity of sites like Twitter, Facebook and Google+ continue to grow, their presence in the market will be continually scrutinized and determining and illustrating the ROI of such tools is essential. And on the heels of those sites is the debut of cloud computing, which offers always available, on demand collaboration and learning technologies that are quick to deploy and leverage your entire extended people network of employees, customers and partners.
Beyond the novelty of status messages and real-time sharing, what about social learning, and cloud computing drives business outcomes? How can your knowledge of tweeting lead to transformation in the workplace? One 2011 survey found that companies that use Internet marketing, blogging, social media experienced a 62% lower cost per lead, and companies that consistently blog benefit from 55% more website visitor traffic. Find new ways to go beyond public social media strategies by creating highly engaged people networks of employees, customers and partners. Enable rapid development of sales personnel and other key positions in your organization, and determine how cloud computing technologies can help your organization stay ahead of the curve. Even if your organization employs most business software behind the firewall today, cloud collaboration could be the way you easily start making the move to the cloud.
- Learn what use cases enterprise social networking, social learning and public social media can have the biggest impact on
- Discover methods and tools to continually measure the ROI of these activities
- Determine what cloud collaboration really is, and choose the programs and platforms that are right for your business
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Presenters

Ben Willis is Senior Director of Product Strategy at Saba Software, where he is responsible for all of Saba's People Collaboration solutions, including Saba Centra, Saba Content, Saba Collaboration & Saba's most recent announcement, Saba Social. Prior to joining Saba, Ben was a senior leader in the learning strategy practice at PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC).
At Saba, Ben enjoys working with customers and partners to bring new ideas to market and identify practical solutions to real-world problems. He has worked with clients in a broad range of industries on projects ranging in scope from departmental efforts to multi-national initiatives impacting several hundred thousand users globally and regularly speaks at industry conferences as a subject matter expert on the topics of Learning, Collaboration & Social Software.
