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Social Strategy

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This is an open wiki and if you have experience or ideas around adoption of social media in public and voluntary sector organisations we need your input.

Social Strategy is a project started by Tim Davies of Practical Participation.

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The Problem

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The Problem

10. Permission to use Web 2.0 is granted ad-hoc but not enshrined in policy so a change in ICT manager could make access more difficult;

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Why this matters

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Overcoming the hurdles

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Workarounds

Overcoming this barrier may take a while. Are there any ways staff can work-around this barrier effectively until more permenant solutions are in place?

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