In the report you will find:
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a summary of the Scan results
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an analysis of those results and what they mean for organisations
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general recommendations for organisations to progress to higher stages of maturity.
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Social Collaboration Maturity Model
​This model helps you understand the maturity stages that typical organisations go through, where you are, and what you need to do to progress. The model assesses the maturity stage of how an organisation uses its social platforms in 7 focus areas.
3
​stages
We define 3 key maturity stages in the use of social networks in organisations.
The stages are defined
based on user activity.


​Reaching people
​Becoming smarter

Becoming faster
and​ more agile
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​Leaders

Internal​Communications

​Teams

Communities



​7
focus areas
The more mature the usage of social networks, the more value they deliver to the employees and the organisation. The following 7 areas of maturity have been defined.
​Innovation
Support
​functions
Employees
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Frequently asked questions
Who authored this survey and the model behind it?
How is this survey different from so many others out there?
Who will have access to my contact details and where will they be stored?
1. Data will only be visible to OrangeTrail and Knowman.
2. The data is stored on MailChimp and Microsoft SharePoint. On request we will remove reference to person or company from our records.
I have other questions or concerns. What can I do?
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Can you perform a more detailed scan at my organisation?
Yes! Actually this Maturity Scan is a condensed version of a much more detailed diagnosis we have done for some of our clients.
Please check the table above for the Intermediate and Comprehensive Scans we can do at your organisation