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isayel point of view... Productivity in Services? Real issue despite the use of new technology for about fifty years! In 2010 we can test solutions to STOP paper production and meanwhile increase information-flow.

Nowadays if you had to make a report, it means:

1. mobile book authoring
2. editing
3. publishing.

How can we complish these tasks introducing as well social collaboration (increasing the added value of the work)?

According to Michael Ashley (Founder & Chief Technology Officer at FastPencil, Inc.):

"...The cell phone is no longer just for chatting...Mobile apps give you more freedom and faster access to your content, no matter where you are..."

"...new mobile technology and netbooks will make it even easier to read, write and work together in a more meaningful way..."

"...No longer will you have to nurture your idea,...,search endlessly for old notebooks or disparate files lost on an old computer. You will be connected to your content and your collaborators through your SaaS, you'll have immediate access to your notes and chapters through your mobile apps, and you'll publish with just a few clicks..."

Blogging to connect with customers

Twitter to engage with...

Twitter is the killer application to engage with providers, customers, partners, investors...You are immediatly perceived as an approachable social person and certainly that's what you are as you are using Twitter...

Twitter gives you multiple ways to contribute and make others contribute for future benefits:

1. Offer solutions through Twitter to those who are struggling with something in your field of expertise.
2. Share your ideas internally to your buddys' colleagues
3. Focus on what you can offer, avoiding hard-sell tactics (do not forget that Twitter marketing is a task that involves two-way audience engagement).
4. Twitter allows you to respond quickly to shut down any impending service or complaint received.
5. Share what you’re doing so people learn about the type of work you do.
6. Share information that is helpful for potential customers or employers to gain recognition.
7. Twitter can help you organize meetups. It’s an informal and effective to get in touch with vendors, suppliers and other people with whom you can form partnerships.
8. Link Twitter to your presentation and videos during events to help people's direct attention to your events

Do not forget > learn from your followers and the Twittersphere, Twitter is really a 2-way contribution tool.

isayel point of view... Maybe many of you are reluctant to consider blogging or Twittering as contributing. So listen to the persons who blog or twitt in a professional way, they always report how they finally engaged conversations with followers and how amazing and profitable were these conversations compared to their posts or twitts.

Wiki to contribute collectively