Steve Jobs..Bill Gates..Mark Zukerburg...who next ?

Apple history 1955 - 2011
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Steve Jobs..Bill Gates..Mark Zukerburg...who will be the next IT revolutionary leader ?

Apple has $76 billion in the bank, but it faces challenges from seemingly every corner:

Google wants to crush the iPhone with its Android system. Amazon has jumped into the tablet business. Netflix wants to dominate the world’s living rooms, leaving iTunes behind. Facebook wants to be the window to the Internet, controlling just about everything. 

• The great IT professional, Steve Jobs’s death leaves Apple facing challenges without its lead visionary. 
• The death of Steve Jobs at age 56 comes at a crucial period in the history of personal computing — an industry he almost single-handedly created, first with the Apple II, then the Macintosh, then iTunes and the iPod, and now the iPhone and the iPad.



Late Steve Jobs

• "Steve's brilliance, passion and energy were the source of countless innovations that enrich and improve all of our lives. The world is immeasurably better because of Steve," 

    Apple said in a statement.

Steve Jobs will be forever in my mind, one of the greatest IT leaders of our time, and will be missed. I extend my sincere condolences. e-Tribute posted from my iPhone 4 - will remember 4ever.

"Death Is Very Likely The Single Best Invention Of Life" - Steve Jobs said.

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Guidelines for using the Social Media for organizations, including Government of India

Social media policy

Have you made Blog Rules?
Courtesy e-Sakal newspaper (September 25, 2011)

The Social Media Framework for the Government of India has been created to enable government agencies to use these platforms more effectively and reach out to their stakeholders and understand their concerns and hear their voices.  


Staff should not use Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, or similar social media platforms without understanding the  policy guidelines.  It is necessary to assign the work of posting / publishing to trained employees only.  


The  Social Media rules or sometimes referred as "BLOG RULES" comprises of the following six elements:

1. Objective: Why an agency needs to use social media.
2. Platform: Which platform/s to use for interaction.
3. eGovernance: What are rules of engagement?
4. Communication Strategy: How to interact.
5. Pilot: How to create and sustain a community.
6. Engagement Analytic: Who is talking about what, where and what are the main points of conversations.
7. Institutionalization: How to embed social media in organization structure. 

The word eGovernance does not necessarily imply only the Government, but also private organisations as well.

We have the complete draft policy document (~40 pages) prepared by Department of Information Technology, Ministry of Communications & Information Technology, Government of India.,  let us know if you want to have a look at the same.

Note:  Out of enthusiasm, people have started using digital platforms.  There is a need of professional training.  Therefore, we have started giving training to executives, officers, business-persons, who would like to indulge into the new avatar of the World Wide Web, called Web 2.0.  Email  socialmedia@dnserp.com