Connected Action

Sociology and the Internet, Social Media, and Mobile Social Software

Consulting & Speaking

“Your link to social network insights”

The Connected Action Consulting Group (http://www.connectedaction.net) applies social science methods in general and social network techniques in particular to the analysis of enterprise and internet social media usage. SNA analysis of data from message boards, blogs, wikis, friend networks, and shared file systems can reveal insights into organizations and processes. Community managers can gain actionable insights into the volumes of community content created in their social media repositories. Mobile social software applications can visualize patterns of association that are otherwise invisible.

Consulting

If your business or organization wants to understand the shape of the social media landscape, Connected Action can help!

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Speaking

Interested in a lecture, workshop or keynote presentation related to social media and social networks?

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Upcoming talks:

Talk at Israel Internet Association on February 22, 2010

Talk at IE University, Segovia, Spain, March 23-24, 2010

Workshop at CHI 2010, Atlanta, Georgia, April 2010

Workshop at ICWSM 2010, Washington, D.C., May 2010

Recent talks:

Video: Panel Discussion from November 19: Using Social Media to Grow and Market Your Business

Workshop December 15th: Create your own twitter social network map

Social Media Talks at Aachen University, December 7th & 8th, 2009

Oxford Internet Institute: Forum on Relationships and the Internet December 4th, 2009

Mobile Web Africa – October 13-14, 2009, Johannesburg, South Africa

Social Media Network Analysis Workshop – October 29th, 2009 in Mountain View, CA

Three papers on social media networks (and photos) at Social Computing 2009

July 2009 Catalyst Conference on Enterprise Social Media in San Diego

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