Business Analytics Forum hosted by the Business Analytics and Statistics Department at the University of Tennessee on April 20, 2015 will feature a talk on social media network analysis using the free and open NodeXL add-in for the popular Excel spreadsheet.
You can read more about the department and some of their initiatives here: http://issuu.com/utcba/docs/archwayswinter2014-15.finalpdf.forw/29?e=0
Video is now available from a panel hosted by the Women’s Affinity Group of O’Melveny & Myers’ Silicon Valley Office in Menlo Park on November 19th. Along with Karla Spormann, President and CEO Tendo Communications, Martin Eberhard, Co-founder and former CEO Tesla Motors, Patrick Ewers, Founder, Mindmavin LLC. We spoke about “Using Social Media to Grow and Market Your Business”.
We discussed ways to leverage social networks networks beyond personal connections – to provide business value. We talked about ways to efficiently and effectively use social media to market and grow your business.
I spoke about tools, like NodeXL, that we have been building that create maps of the relationships among a population of people gathered by some shared attribute, like mentioning a keyword or hashtag.
Here are a few excerpts from the event created by Tendo Communications:
March 19 – 20, 2009
Sonoma, California – The Online Community Business Forum — where top online executives gather to discuss the intersection of business strategy and online community, in Sonoma, CA.
23 April 2009
Palo Alto, CA – The Mobile Social Media Unconference is a gathering of strategists, community hosts, device manufacturers, service providers, and content developers to discuss the emerging opportunities and challenges that mobile communities present.
10 June 2009
Computer History Museum, Mountain View, CA – The Online Community Unconference is a gathering of online community practitioners – managers, developers, business people, tool providers, investors – to discuss experience and strategies in the development and growth of online communities.
October 8 – 9, 2009
Sonoma, California – The Online Community Summit — where thought leaders in online collaboration gather to discuss best ideas for the future, in Sonoma, California.