Applying Workplace Metrics to Measure the Value of Social Networking Technology

Posted September 30, 2009 | |

Can you remember when you had to go to a bank and have a face-to-face transaction to take out cash or deposit your paycheck? Or when a cell phone was used only in emergencies? What about when a DVR was a luxury? When each of these technologies was new, testimonials from early adopters encouraged people to imagine the possibilities. No one had produced broad-based ROI research on what value these innovations had; however, they did have stories about what could be.

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Rachel Casanova
Rachel Casanova is a Senior Planning + Strategies Consultant at Perkins+Will, with more than 14 years of experience in helping companies transform their real estate assets in ways that reinforce long-term business strategies and corporate culture. She possesses a strong portfolio that spans strategic and occupancy planning, programming, workplace standards development, and workplace transformation. Working closely with her clients, Ms. Casanova… Read More
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