What effect does the implementation of microblogging have on an organization? This presentation of the Master thesis "Stumble upon hidden Knowledge - Microblogging in Organizations" gives insight in this matter. For more about GriDD see http://www.gridd.nl

1. Stumble upon hidden Knowledge Microblogging in Organizations 30 oktober 2009 Jeroen Grit

2. GriDD consultancy Afstuderen bij

3. “Optimizing people’s success of using information in organizations” Kennis Mngt Visual Thinking Social Media

5. “Social Media are online media on which the user creates and uses the content.” By Youth Network (Flickr.com)

6. Social Media

7. Social Media

8. Social Media

9. Social Media

10. “Microblogging is a variant of blogging that allows users to post quick, short messages for others to access.” By laurenlemon (Flickr.com)

11. By historygradguy (Flickr.com)

12. Gathering

13. Store By jazzmasterson (Flickr.com)

14. Spread By Lidia Camacho (Flickr.com)

15. “Microblogging is believed to have the quality to bring hidden knowledge into view.” By Kasia Swierczek(Flickr.com)

16. Knowledge sharing conditions (Cross et al., 2001) By sfgamchick(Flickr.com)

17. Knowledge sharing conditions (Cross et al., 2001) By Paul Russell99(Flickr.com)

18. Knowledge sharing conditions (Cross et al., 2001) By Editor B (Flickr.com)

19. Knowledge sharing conditions (Cross et al., 2001) By Johnathan!(Flickr.com)

20. By historygradguy (Flickr.com) Research question

21. Organizational Microblogging By historygradguy (Flickr.com) Research question

22. By historygradguy (Flickr.com) Research question Organizational Microblogging Knowledge sharing

23. By historygradguy (Flickr.com) Research question Organizational Microblogging Knowledge sharing “What effect does the use of organizational microblogging have on knowledge sharing?”

24. Research model Knowledge Sharing Conditions (Cross et al., 2003) Knowledge Sharing Behaviour Knowledge Sharing Intention

25. Research model Knowledge Sharing Conditions (Cross et al., 2003) Knowledge Sharing Behaviour Knowledge Sharing Intention Organizational Microblogging Use

26. Research model Knowledge Sharing Conditions (Cross et al., 2003) Knowledge Sharing Behaviour Knowledge Sharing Intention Organizational Microblogging Use OrganizationalMicroblogging Use Characteristics

27. Research model Knowledge Sharing Conditions (Cross et al., 2003) Knowledge Sharing Behaviour Knowledge Sharing Intention Organizational Microblogging Use OrganizationalMicroblogging Use Characteristics OrganizationalMicroblogging Value

28. Method of research WorkVoicespilots Start WorkVoices pilots End WorkVoices pilots TriMM 1% Club Webclusive

29. Method of research: WorkVoices

31. Microblogging value

33. Microblogging value

36. Microblogging value

38. Microblogging usecharacteristicsYammerstudy Sanoma Uitgevers

39. Method of research: Yammer

41. Microblogging value

44. Microblogging value

46. Bywallyg (Flickr.com)

47. Results: Characterictics (tool) Searchable application important By Jimurphy(Flickr.com)

48. Bywallyg (Flickr.com)

49. Results: Characterictics (user) Positive effect of users familiar with microblogging By magpiefelts (Flickr.com)

50. Bywallyg (Flickr.com)

51. Results: Characterictics(organization) Implementation in the workflow is needed By annie roo (Flickr.com)

52. Bywallyg (Flickr.com)

53. Results: Value Microblogging has a positive value Bymarknauta.nl (Flickr.com)

54. Bywallyg (Flickr.com)

55. Conclusion Microblogging shows potential on knowledge sharing By melancholic ripple (Flickr.com)

56. Bywallyg (Flickr.com)

57. Discussion Research of an exploratory nature By Ben (Flickr.com)

58. Bywallyg (Flickr.com)

59. What’s next? Recommendations By kevkev44 (Flickr.com)

60. Bywallyg (Flickr.com)

61. Disclaimer Most images in this presentation are from iStockphoto.com. Some are collected online over the years and we are not sure whom the rights belong to. If you feel that they should not be in this presentation, let us know. Thank you for your attention By Philip Richter (Flickr.com)