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Developing the plans and framework to engage your enterprise communities effectively.


Contemporary research shows that engaged customers, channels and employees form long-term comitted relationships with a business that yield better results and are more difficult for competitors to copy or break.


Developing strategies to exploit Web 2.0 systems and engagement methods to deliver the powerful competitive advantages that meaningful engagement offers a business is where we start.


Engagement happens when your customers, partners and employees see the relevance of interacting with your business and an equitable payback for the time and effort invested in  collaborating with your resources rather than the competitors. But because the concept of relevance and value differs greatly from stakeholder to stakeholder, we start the development of your community engagement strategy by segmenting your community into micro communities that can be targeted efficiently and precisely   - before identifying unique ways to exchange the value and relevance  that will get each community stakeholder to commit to your business in the long-term.


We combine the engagement expertise of our team with the industry insight of yours in a consultative process to granulate your community into micro segments. Our innovative methods discover the meaningful commonalities that bind members to groups and pinpoint the differences that seperate the groups from others.  Our methods deliveri a community matrix and an engagement framework around which we engineer engagement methods and the value that needs to be exchanged with stakeholders to build more intimate and useful relationships with your communities than your competitors.

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The Consumer Protection Act and the Protection of Consumer Information acts will be promulgated into law in the next few months. These acts, together with amendments to the Companies Act and the King Code will align SA with global privacy and electronic communication and transaction practices. The legislation will impact significantly on businesses rights to send mails and digital communications to customers – and on the on the way companies procure, store and use data.

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