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A strategic approach for organizations which are using Twitter to connect with their audiences, developed by Ogilvy’s 360 Degree Digital Influence group.
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Tagged companies, corporate reputation management, crisis management, customer relations, event coverage, issue advocacy, Ogilvy, Ogilvy's 360 Degree Digital Influence, organizations, product promotion and sales, Twitter
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Enterprise prediction markets will be the next big thing when… hierarchies are flat.
John Sviokla comments on Tom Davenport’s post: [...] A prediction market allows for all the contextual expertise to come to bear, become aggregated and [organizations] thereby improving the likelihood of success. However, I agree with you Tom, we won’t see … Continue reading