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5 Most Common Social Media Problems & How Procurement Pros Can Solve ThemFortune 500 companies face a host of challenges with social media. If left unchecked, social media becomes detrimental to the organization's brands. Best-case scenario, the brand will suffer as customers come to view it as indifferent to their needs and simply stop buying its products. But in the worst-case scenario, the brand will become irreparably harmed, discrediting itself so badly that customers become advocates against the brand. Click on the image below to learn the five most common challenges to good use of social media and how to solve them.
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More Blogs from Peter Friedman
Social media is becoming a critical tool for businesses, but these organizations may need some professional help getting started.
EBN Dialogue / LIVE CHAT
 EBN Dialogue enables you to participate in live chats with notable leaders and luminaries. Open to the entire EBN community of electronics supply chain experts, these conversations see ideas shared, comments made, and questions asked and answered in real time. Listed below are upcoming and archived chats. Stay tuned and join in!
Archived Dialogues
 Live Chat 01/15: CPOs Re-Shape Their Business Roles
Increasingly chief procurement officers (CPOs) are re-shaping their organizational role to focus on creating results far beyond cost controls. A new IBM survey explores how. Live Chat 11/12: Examining the Cyberthreat to Supply Chains
The number of cyberattacks is on the rise and hackers are targeting the supply chain. Drew Smith, founder and CEO of InfoArmor, will be on hand to discuss the reality of today's threat landscape and what to do about it. |
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