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Tags: web 2.0 + stakeholder engagement

6 Governments Who Set Their Data Free
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Whether on crime, education, or the environment, governments are putting more data on the web. And they're doing it in ways that allow people to build web applications on top of the data.

2009-11-19 to metrics, stakeholder engagement, web 2.0 by angelam - Be the first to comment
Social media and sustainability: Part four: Social media and employee engagement
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In the final part of a series on social media, Jonathan Ballantine reports on whether it is just what has been missing from CSR all this time.

2009-10-27 to corporate social responsibility, stakeholder engagement, sustainability strategy, web 2.0 by angelam - Be the first to comment
Social media and sustainability: Part three: Social media and the enterprise
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In the third of a series on social media, Jonathan Ballantine reports on the ownership of social media and profiles some key campaigns.

2009-10-26 to corporate social responsibility, stakeholder engagement, sustainability strategy, web 2.0 by angelam - Be the first to comment
Social media and sustainability: Part two: The what, who, where and how of social media
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In the second of a series on social media, Jonathan Ballantine reports on the growth, development and opportunities of social networking.

2009-10-23 to corporate social responsibility, stakeholder engagement, sustainability strategy, web 2.0 by angelam - Be the first to comment
Social media and sustainability: Part one: Open for discussion?
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Since consumers, NGOs and employees actively use social media, the digital revolution presents a golden opportunity for any company hoping to engage with stakeholders on sustainability issues.

2009-10-21 to business case for sustainability, corporate social responsibility, stakeholder engagement, web 2.0 by angelam - Be the first to comment

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