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Kim Patrick Kobza
, Content and the Butterfly
Content and the Butterfly
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said:
Predictability: Does the flap of a butterfly’s wings in Brazil set off a tornado in Texas?
(Dr. Edward Lorenz) The point is that simple changes in systems often drive complex and unpredictable results. And so it is with community and engagement. Almost identical uses of technology can create very different user experiences.
Enterprise social networks are in their infancy. So we really don’t understand the subtle differences that will mean that some communities work while others do not. We are going to have to try some things.
Often, communities or engagements supported by very similar applications of technology may seem to drive very different results. The differences may lie in the subtleties of how content is used, whether there are calls to action, whether expectations have been properly created, and whether a community has been successful in establishing trust.
Like Dr. Lorenz’s butterfly, small changes and subtle differences, will drive very different outcomes.
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Posted: 5/7/2008 12:14:14 PM
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