An interesting article from Reuters
Filed under: Amsterdam State of mind, Executive search is an art and a science, Mixing executive search and social networking, Social Networking, new media , headhunter
31/10/2008 • 08:25 0
Razorfish Social Media Report
Just saw the Razorfish Feed about Social Media. like it!
Filed under: Amsterdam State of mind, Executive search amsterdam, Executive search is an art and a science, Mixing executive search and social networking, Social Networking , headhunter
30/10/2008 • 07:51 0
Linkedin and WordPress join forces
Connect your virtual lives with the WordPress LinkedIn Application. With the WordPress App, you can sync your WordPress blog posts with your LinkedIn profile, keeping everyone you know in the know.
Filed under: Executive search amsterdam, Executive search is an art and a science, Mixing executive search and social networking, Social Networking , headhunter
07/10/2008 • 06:49 0
Mobile Social Networking
According to a recent online survey* conducted by ABI Research, nearly half (46%) of those who use social networks have also visited a social network through a mobile phone. Of these, nearly 70% have visited MySpace and another 67% had visited Facebook. No other social networking site reached 15% adoption mobile adoption.
So what are these consumers doing when they access their mobile social network? The biggest features consumers use when accessing a social network on their phone is checking for comments and messages from their friends, with both of these features registering above 50% for mobile social network users. Posting status updates also has proven popular, with over 45% of mobile social users letting others what they are up to via their phone.
Filed under: Executive search is an art and a science, Mixing executive search and social networking, Social Networking , facebook, myspace
23/05/2008 • 06:29 1
Nice quote about Mobile Social Networking
Kent Ferguson, Client Services Manager, Nielsen Mobile: “Social networking is already a global phenomenon, and mobile could be the next big thing in the space. Large numbers of people are interacting with their social networking profiles while they’re on the move. There could be increased consumer demand for mobile social networking driven by the flat fee price plans offered by the leading operators that give subscribers unlimited mobile Internet access.”
Filed under: Executive search is an art and a science, Mixing executive search and social networking, Social Network 3.0, Social Networking, mobile, technology , facebook, mobile social
07/05/2008 • 09:14 1
Advisory board
I do not think everybody knows it. But at Fusionsearchers I have 4 colleagues. Starting from next week you can find their profiles under the people tab of our website. In the mean time I can share some great news. Yesterday all our potential Advisory Board Members said yes to assist us building the Fusionsearchers Network for Human Capital Solutions.
The Fusionsearchers Advisory board is set up Wikipedia style. According to wikipedia: The Advisory Board is an international network of experts who have agreed to give the Foundation meaningful help on a regular basis in many different areas, including law, organizational development, technology, policy, and outreach. Their abilities, experience, and knowledge were selected for how they complement a particular Foundation project, or the organization as a whole.
I am confident we can build a great company with the assistance of Peter, Katja and Bob. You can find their profiles on our Network page
Filed under: Executive search is an art and a science, Mixing executive search and social networking, Social Network 3.0, Social Networking, new media, technology
06/05/2008 • 07:45 0
DataPortability
An interesting project for identity in social networks from an open source point of view is the Higgens project. At mediaslate you can download the DataPortability: In-Motion Podcast with Paul Trevithick, CEO of Parity and the Founder of the Higgins Project. According to the guys at mediaslate is Higgins an incredibly well thought-out open identity framework that’s designed to integrate identity, profile and social relationship information across multiple sites, applications and devices.
Filed under: Applications, Executive search is an art and a science, Mixing executive search and social networking, Social Network 3.0, Social Networking , social networks
