I believe that we've "done" social media at SAS the right way. I know that because I can read this Dilbert cartoon (embedded here from dilbert.com) and actually laugh, and not cringe with shameful recognition.
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Chris Hemedinger is a technical architect in the Global Services Factory (part of SAS® Professional Services®). He's also co-author of the popular SAS for Dummies book, author of Custom Tasks for SAS Enterprise Guide using Microsoft .NET, and a frequent participant on the SAS® Enterprise Guide® discussion forum.Tags
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I actually worked somewhere that a manager asked in a meeting if we could have blogs just read by people internally so no one outside could learn anything about any problems we had and maybe "use that information against us". I suggested that perhaps the manager had misunderstood the nature of blogs - and the Internet, come to think of it.