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A capacity 12,500 tickets were sold. More than 70 performers appeared on three stages. There were 150 security guards, a necessity whenever swarms of shrieking teenage girls assemble. Coke was a sponsor.
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"It's all about bringing the Internet to life," said Meridith Valiando Rojas, a co-founder of DigiTour Media, a Los Angeles startup that last month attracted Ryan Seacrest and Advance Publications, the parent company of Condé Nast, as investors.
As YouTube personalities grow in popularity and prove more than flashes in the pan, traditional media businesses — talent agencies, book publishers and TV networks — are rushing to capitalize. The biggest push has come from concert promoters betting that millions of clicks on popular videos will translate into ticket sales. DigiTour Media sold 18,000 tickets last year, and it expects to sell 100,000 this year and 250,000 in 2015.
A surge in social-media tours and festivals is simultaneously predictable and counterintuitive. Fan bases, whether built the old-fashioned way or online, need tending. Yet many of these YouTube celebrities have no experience performing in front of anyone, much less thousands of people; they make their videos alone in their basements or backyards. And what makes a person a great creator of YouTube videos — such as dispensing beauty and fashion advice — does not necessarily translate on stage.
"I worried it would get pretty awkward pretty quick," said David Malloy, founder of Teen Hoot, a new Tennessee entertainment company. "These creators, some of them famous for making six-second Vine videos, have to do more than get up there and smile and giggle."
After a successful run of concerts in Nashville, Teen Hoot — short for hootenanny — has expanded this summer to bring YouTube celebrities to San Diego and Puyallup. Playlist Live, a Florida festival dedicated to social-media stars, will hold a three-day offshoot at the Meadowlands in New Jersey in November. About 18,000 attendees are expected in August at VidCon, a California event managed in part by Hollywood's United Talent Agency; online-video fans stand in line for hours to see YouTube personalities perform.
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The growth has gone global. DigiTour has a European division. In the spring, a new traveling festival called YouTube FanFest sold thousands of $62 tickets in Singapore and traveled to Sydney and Mumbai. Underscoring the popularity: Live Nation Entertainment, the ticketing and events giant, is weighing entry.
"It's at the nexus of what's happening in media," Seacrest said. "Live events, YouTube, old media colliding more and more with new."
Hormones go a long way here. About two-thirds of the performers at Saturday's DigiFest NYC are hunky guys, people such as Cameron Dallas, 19, who mostly entertains his 4.6 million Vine followers and 3.5 million Instagram fans by looking pretty. His contribution Saturday is appearing for a question-and-answer session.
Connor Franta, 21, an O2L member whose shirtless pictures have their own Tumblr account, said he did not expect such a frenzied response.
"We had to build five to 10 minutes into the start of the show where we just let them scream and scream," he said, adding: "I like to say that we're talented in that we have no talent."
Some of the budding performers sing or perform comedy skits, but many are simply video bloggers who document their daily adventures. DigiTour solves the problem of what they will do onstage by serving them up in short bursts: A "set" may last a little as five minutes.
"For a lot of fans, just seeing these people is enough," Rojas said. She estimated the average time on stage for any one performer at 15 minutes.
In other instances, DigiTour Media helps acts figure out what to do onstage. Before sending O2L on the road this year, DigiTour and the group's management company, Fullscreen, signed up Franta and his cohorts for improvisational comedy and dance classes.
"It's actually more difficult than it looks," Franta said from a stop in North Carolina last week. (Less arduous to endure: the constant encampment of admiring girls outside the group's tour bus.)
Rojas, who runs the 11-employee DigiTour Media with her husband, Chris Rojas, said she booked acts based on their current popularity and what the followers of her company's own social-media accounts suggested.
"I'm constantly on the prowl for the crème de la meme," she said. "I have to listen to what teenage girls want. I'm not 13 anymore."
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Rojas, 29, and her husband, 31, founded DigiTour Media four years ago after working in the record business. As teenagers began to spend less on professionally produced music and pay more attention to social-media personalities, they realized there could be money in related live events.
"As kids have changed their spending habits, there is now a huge budget available for experiences," Rojas said. "IRL is here to stay," she added, using an abbreviation for "in real life."
Seacrest said he wanted to "scale this up and sprinkle in more established stars," while Andrew Siegel, who leads strategy and corporate development for Advance Publications, said he saw potential ties between DigiTour and Teen Vogue.
"When something catches on really quickly in teenage culture, and we don't understand it, there is always a tendency to want to brand it a fad," Siegel said. "I see our investment as a clever way to participate in this remarkable content creation that's happening on YouTube right under everybody's noses."
Admission to DigiFest NYC is $35, but many attendees paid $100 for VIP privileges. Along with the three stages, the festival offered a range of other activities (and a parents-only "relaxation lounge"). Instagram sponsored a faux prom with disc jockey and dance floor, while Invisalign orthodontics ran a kissing booth. Other sponsors included Madonna's clothing line, Material Girl.
But Belle Gonzalez, 15, bought tickets for one reason: to ogle YouTube stars such as Nick Tangorra, a singer, and Franta.
"When you see them in real life it's totally overwhelming, and I can't stop the smile on my face," she said. "But some of the screaming does get a little out of control," she added, "even for me."


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Dick Corwin Whitman was born on November 9, 1920, in Woodburn, Oregon, thirty miles south of Portland. His parents were Clyde Eli Whitman and the former Nancy Margaret Hicks. The couple also had a daughter, Virginia, born in 1928. Clyde was in the Oregon National Guard and saw action at the Mexican border in 1916, and he served in France in World War I.
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Could too much tweeting cost you your job?
May 7th
This is not a blog post about any titanic trend or an insight into a new marketing strategy. This is about one little thing — tweeting when you're not supposed to — and what it might mean to your career.
One of my favorite college football players is Geno Smith of West Virginia University. I have rarely seen a young athlete approach the game with more intelligence, intensity, and leadership.
Many people expected him to win college football's highest honor, the Heisman trophy and perhaps be the first athlete picked up in the professional football draft last week.
It turns out, he wasn't a contender for the Heisman honor and was not even the first player at his position to be chosen in the draft. Over the last six months, his stock has continued to slip among the professional football executives despite his breath-taking skills. Why?
Perhaps it is because he tweets too much.
The thrill of victory. The agony of de tweet.
Jason Cole of Yahoo! Sports reported that when Smith went on visits to prospective teams, rather than interact with coaches and front-office people who would be making the decision to hire (draft) him, he would spend much of his time by himself on his cell phone, texting friends and interacting with his Twitter stream.
One official said: "All these other players who were in there were talking to the coaches, trying to get to know people and he was over there by himself," one of the sources said. "That's not what you want out of your quarterback."
Eventually Geno was drafted in the second round by the New York Jets, but his disconnected attitude may have cost him millions of dollars in salary, endorsements, and publicity as a first-round draft pick.
I have a friend who might actually lose his job over Twitter. He's addicted to his Twitter stream and tweets constantly. His employer is upset about this habit and told him that he needs to concentrate at work. "They just don't understand me," my friend lamented. "This is how I stay connected to my friends."
A few weeks ago, I noticed that a well-known social media celebrity was tweeting and texting from a conference panel in front of a room filled with several hundred people. Instead of paying attention to the moderator and interacting with the other panelists, he disconnected from the conversation the entire time with his head down in his Twitter stream.
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I imagine that some readers from Generation Text might be thinking "Who cares?"
Obviously the NFL team owners care. Even though Geno Smith is a remarkable talent, they wanted him to pay attention. I think that even in our text-frenzied world, it should be a priority to be present in the moment, to provide individual attention that communicates "I care about what is going on here, right now, instead of the action on my phone."
I might not be an NFL team owner drafting a quarterback, but I have made a mental note to never hire or recommend that distracted social media celebrity panelist for a speaking engagement. There are a lot of choices out there. Being attentive and professional is important, even if you have loads of talent — as Geno found out.
Everything communicates. Everything becomes part of your personal brand … including how and when you use Twitter. Do you agree? Or, do you see expectations in the business world changing to conform to Generation Text?
Here's why 100,000 people unfollowed me on Twitter
Apr 2nd
The other day, I was cleaning up my Twitter account and clicked on an analytics button that I had not used before. It showed me the number of people who had recently unfollowed me. What I saw made me gasp.
First, let's state the obvious. No. I'm NOT going to tweet that.
Now, let's put this situation in perspective. I currently have about 60,000 people following me on Twitter, all of them are real people to the best of my knowledge. These people found me and stuck with me over the last four years. This graphic implies that in just a few MONTHS nearly 100,000 people found me and dropped me.
My first reaction was "Whoa. Do I really suck that badly?" And your reaction is: "Yes, you really do."
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But of course I am not that sucky and neither are you. Nobody could possibly suck at Twitter so bad that 100,000 people followed and then dropped them moments later. Even Guy Kawasaki has kept people around his account while tweeting about socks and the sex life of plants. So, what is going on here?
There are a lot of people out there who are either gaming the system or just trying to look cool by getting lots of people to follow them while they follow few in return. They're trying to look like a celebrity who is so in demand that they cannot keep up with their fans. Perhaps this pumps up a fragile ego or maybe makes them look cool for a job interview or something. They may even be employing automated programs to help them accomplish this.
It is rude and it is stupid. But apparently by the number I am showing here, there is just one ton of people trying to lure me into their ego trap.
I've had a couple of people ask me about this phenomenon, thinking that they were doing something wrong because so many people unfollow them so quickly. You're not. It's probably just spammers or people trying to look like a big shot.
But of course there is the possibility that you ARE legitimately losing followers, so let's look at that, too.
The agony of delete
Maybe … just maybe … you are sucky at Twitter. So to find out, I asked my legitimate and wonderful Twitter followers to tell me why they unfollow people. I received so many great responses but they did fall into a few distinct categories. Here is a representative sample of responses (I edited slightly for punctuation and grammar)
Kevin Manne I may follow people for a specific event, and unfollow after the event ends when their posts aren't as valuable to me anymore.
Kelli Schmith My "Twitter Why" has changed over the years (yes, years!). As ideas grow stale and overshared, I weed out the sources.
Brenda McDonald 5-10 posts in succession is too much when they are only posting for 10 minutes per day
Lois Martin My main reason to unfollow is when someone posts endless sales pitches.
Joe Kelly I unfollow when they repeat the same handful of tweets, over and over and over
Gina Schreck I always unfollow someone who is using TRUETWIT validation. I feel they are lazy for not checking people out themselves.
Allison Stoodley main reason is they complain too much, second, they disappear for months at a time.
Lori Wizdo I unfollow anyone too transparently promotional –even if the content is not that bad.
Ben Johnston I usually unfollow if their stream is nothing but RT'ing the same articles as everyone else is sharing
Marv Dorner Two reasons… dormant account for 90-120 days, or unacceptable posts (racists, vulgar, etc)
Jeff Machado I unfollow if they have shown no interest in interacting with me – if it's obvious I'm just a number.
I think this gets down to a few "Maxims for Twitter Non-Suckiness"
1) Take control of your tribe and find/follow real people who will interact with you. It's OK to give everybody a chance but you don't have to follow spammy and rude people forever. Create your own experience.
2) Be kind and helpful. If you get into an argument, take it offline.
3) Share diverse, interesting content and try your best to space the tweets apart. Actually research shows an hour apart works pretty well.
4) Nothing says I love you like a RT now and then but add your own original content too.
5) I think this is most important — It's OK to find business benefits through Twitter. But business comes through relationships. So focus on building relationships and making friends instead of selling your wares. Trust me. This really works.
And in introspection, I need to fine-tune my Twitter presence, too. The Twitter tribe has taught me something through this little exercise. I'm sure most of the 100,000 people who unfollowed me were not sincere but some of them are … and I could be doing a better job to respect my Twitter audience.
I want to end this post with an awesome quote from Twitter friend Timm McVaigh of Sydney wrote: "Twitter is a numbers game wrapped in a relationship." I kind of like that.
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Does it pay to be honest on Twitter?
Nov 25th
Does it pay to be honest on Twitter? Increasingly, the answer may be "no."
In the past, I've written a blog post about my life in social media each time I hit a milestone on Twitter. 10,000 followers, 20,000 followers, etc.
Last week I hit 50,000 followers so I thought I would reflect on one of the philosophical issues I'm dealing with. Maybe it will help and support you in your journey too.
I hit this milestone exactly one year after I hit 30,000 followers. If you do the math, that's 400 new followers every single week. And actually, it has been a lot more than that because I still cull all the spammers out of my stream (with the help of my wife). So, to the best of my knowledge, all 50,000 of those folks in my Twitter audience are real people.
I've gone back and forth about whether it is worth the effort to evaluate every Twitter follower. In the long run, who cares if I let spammers in the door? So far, I have taken some pride and comfort in knowing that there is nothing fake about my Twitter audience. It is real, it is organic, and it is a very engaging and supportive group. So if I follow you, it means something. I am not "automated."
But is worth it the time I put into it?
Why spammers help your business
This may sound counter-intuitive, but taking the time to cull spammers might actually be hurting my business and online reputation.
If I were not blocking spam Twitter accounts, I estimate I would be approaching 100,000 followers by now. I'm convinced that the social proof of numbers like "likes," "followers," and yes, even a Klout score matter in our online world. Few, if any, people are going to take the time to examine my career and accomplishments before deciding to follow me, read my blog, or even buy my books. But they may look at 100,000 Twitter followers and decide that I am an authority. It is just the way of the world.
I was recently introduced at a speech like this: "I'd like to introduce our keynote speaker Mark Schaefer. He is the author of Return On Influence, has more than 40,000 Twitter followers, and a Klout score of 72. Please welcome him." So, this idea of social proof even lends validation in the offline world!
Being honest. A fool's errand?
So, in review, I am probably wasting resources by cleansing my Twitter account. Nobody really knows or cares about it, I'm probably the only blogger doing it, and it might even be hurting my business in some way.
But I've decided to keep doing it.
Sometimes it doesn't matter what other people think or know. It matters what I think and know. I've come this far without "doping" my Twitter stream with fake accounts to inflate the numbers. I just can't quit now. If somebody asks me how many Twitter followers I have, I don't want a voice in the back of my head saying, "yeah, but most of them are not even real."
In 2009 I wrote a little manifesto called "Why I Block on Twitter." I still believe in this:
1) My Twitter Tribe matters. If I follow you, I choose to do so. No auto-follows, ever. Before I follow, I have read your bio, some of your tweets and probably clicked your link. I have a quality audience and it's staying that way.
2) I want an audience to be proud of. This probably sounds old-fashioned but I don't want to do anything in my life that I wouldn't be proud to disclose to my children. And if they examined my Twitter audience, I would not want them to see a bunch of nymphs peddling their videos. Anybody can see who you're following. What does your audience say about you?
3) I want to protect you. If I block the spamaholics I keep them from my tweets and I keep them, in a small way, from you. I see so many of these folks who copy "Follow Friday" lists trying to lure followers. No. Stay away from my friends dammit.
4) Because I just do not want to play that game. I'm not going to be passive and imply that what they're doing is OK.
Blocking sends a message. If we ALL blocked them, they would have to go away, right?
What do you think? Would you spend the time to go through 400 new Twitter followers every week?
Should you out-source your tweets?
Sep 25th
Should you out-source your tweets? No.
But having said that, I recognize there is enormous pressure to do just that. It's a reality of busy life isn't it? We just want somebody to "do it for us."
Let's look at the risk of this strategy that I recounted in The Tao of Twitter: I have a friend who had been building a Twitter relationship with a business executive she admired. They had tweeted back and forth a few times and he had provided some helpful career advice to her. When they had a chance to finally meet at a networking event, she introduced herself and was met with a puzzled stare. He had never heard of her before, and sheepishly explained that his PR agency was tweeting for him. Obviously his reputation was ruined for this young woman … and also to all those she talked to about the incident!
In a well-publicized snafu, a PR agency rep tweeting on behalf of Chrysler Corporation sent out this tweet: "I find it ironic that Detroit is known as the #motorcity when no one here knows how to f**cking drive."
He thought he was tweeting from his personal account but in fact, it came from Chrysler's Twitter account by mistake. He lost his job and the agency lost the account.
Faking it on Twitter is dangerous business.
But you may be in a situation where you have no other practical choice than to "team-tweet" behind a brand name, then you could outsource or share the tweeting between a few trusted individuals. If you do outsource:
- Be clear and realistic on your objectives.
- Have clear lines of who owns what.
- Have a clear plan for content, tone and frequency.
- Be prepared to take advice and listen to it. Most experts know what they are doing and it's in their best interests to make it work for you.
Make sure that you have a disaster recovery plan in case of a PR upset. If you're using an agency, ask them to show you how they are managing your account distinctly from personal/other client accounts, so that tweets aren't mistakenly sent via the wrong account – easy to do when you're using a sharing platform. Ask to meet everyone that will be tweeting via your account and create some rules or guidelines for tweeting. Outsourcing doesn't mean abdicating responsibility – make sure you are involved and holding everyone to account.
Before you outsource, carefully weigh the risks and benefits. One of the biggest opportunities of social media is "humanizing" the brand and even the biggest brands are finding ways to do that successfully. In the long-term, businesses should aim at involving their own employees to be "brand beacons" on Twitter instead of relying on an outside agency.
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Books. There's all genres. Business. Nonfiction, Fiction, History, Current Events, Biographies, Mysteries and on and on. Whatever the genre there's nothing like a great book. They can entertain you, inform you of information you'd otherwise never know, challenge your thinking, and even change your life. Many people like to read so much that they'll take on multiple books at a time each serving a different purpose: one, current events; another, fiction; a third, history; a fourth, humor, etc. I suppose the thinking is that depending on their mood they've got a book to satisfy that moment's interest. If you're in this camp then you know you can easily end up bouncing from book to book, day to day slowly chipping away at each one.
Sound familiar to anyone?
The only problem is that over time you end up adding more and more new books to the already 'in progress' collection. As more and more books are added to your bedside collection eventually as Robert Plant from Led Zeppelin sings, "when the levee breaks" you sheepishly put one unfinished book after the other back on the bookshelf because you can't possibly ready all 20 or 30 books at once!!! At this point you've safely returned to your 3-books-at-a-time maximum only to repeat the overload cycle again in no time.
A funny and clearly harmless situation that happens to a lot of us. This is what can happen when someone is left to their own devices unchecked without any accountability. What if there were larger consequences for not completing these books? Maybe there were some higher priority books that needed finishing over others? Maybe one of the books was a library book or a borrowed book with a timeline associated with it? Maybe some books were started because they were more fun to read than the less interesting ones with a time sensitivity attached to them? Maybe one was for a book club where there was a shared interest in its completion so they reader could add value to the reading group? If any of these situations applied we are probably more likely to become extremely serious about one book over the other so we're essentially prioritizing our reading. Again, a harmless example but I think it's illustrative of the competing priorities we might have in our jobs too.
Well, why should it be any different when we're talking about our job-related actions? We are constantly having to prioritize our most important tasks or objectives, both long and short term. If the organization places critical importance on certain goals and objectives whereas everything else is considered less critical wouldn't the organization want to ensure the workers and the entire workforce is being measured against those goals and objectives on an ongoing basis so 'every chapter is read'?
A common way to measure and monitor this performance is through the use of key performance indicators, or KPIs. A Key Performance Indicator is an industry word for a set of financial and non-financial measurements used by an organization to assess its success or the success of a specific activity in which it is engaged. A KPI is a business metric used to evaluate crucial factors to the achievements of a business objective for an individual employee of the company, a group of employees, or the entire organization. KPIs aren't a one size fits all thing. They differ for every organization. For example, KPIs may be something like net revenue or some customer loyalty metric. In the case of the government, a KPI might be the unemployment rate.
A KPI allows an organization to monitor whether it is on track or not. KPIs serve to decrease the intricate nature of organizational performance to a small number of key indicators so as to make it more digestible for us. KPIs are used in our personal lives too. Think of a doctor measuring things like blood pressure, cholesterol levels, heart rate and our body mass index as important indicators of our overall health. KPIs we are trying to accomplish the same in the organizations.
Assigning the right KPI's is less art and more science. A little tip for you…Be careful because what you're measuring yourself and other individuals in the organization by is ultimately going to reflect how you all behave. For example, if a purchasing manager is being measured only by cost, they're likely to start ordering in bulk and paying suppliers late. Good for the purchasing manager, bad for business. This is because the purchasing manager may have been ordering a lesser quality material, the inventory resulting from bulk ordering may outstrip any benefits from ordering in bulk, while the supplier relationships may suffer. Bad for business all the way around. The metrics by which people are measured drive their behavior so be careful what KPIs you select.
Selecting the Right KPIs
First, define the success criteria and then choose the best 5 KPIs which the employee will be measured. Involve the employee in question in the process of determining their KPIs. This is critical and will ensure there's a feedback loop in place which is important as you might have missed a nuance that the employee can shed light on and, besides, you want the buy-in from the employee as the eventual KPI owner and a good way to get it is by collaborating with them about what the KPIs should be. From there the employee will look at ways they can influence those KPIs. If you do this correctly, KPIs can drive the behavior. As Peter Drucker said, "you can't manage, what you can't measure." That said, establishing KPIs will provide that accountability necessary to empower your employees to do the right things and take ownership of them.
First, define your success measures. These might be, how well are we satisfying our customers? How well are we managing risk? …or innovating? …or managing our costs? Then, you will want to define the KPIs that make up that success measure. The KPI might be willingness to recommend, customer retention or loyalty. Those measures can be converted into metrics which can have goals attached and history for comparisons. Once assigned through a collaborative exercise between the individual, their management team, and perhaps an outside consultant they can drive behaviors that foster the team effort companies relish. The employee is most likely going look at the drivers that can effect their measurements and see where the other influencers are in these measurements. It can force greater collaboration among these groups with a sense of "team" that never existed before. Suddenly, programs will spring up to ensure those measures go in the right direction. This is what accountability and ongoing measurement of what's important will ensure these individuals will focus on the right things and evaluate their priorities as they go about their jobs.
Take a deeper look at the impact of measuring and monitoring performance through KPIs. It can make a difference in getting everyone acting with purpose-driven intent not roving around rudderless.
Organizational discipline around doing the right things (read purposeful action) is critical to outperforming the competition. As Van Morrison sang on his excellent album The Philosopher's Stone, it's "not supposed to break down" but a lot of times achieving your goals, personal or professional, do break down because people inevitably get distracted by other non-essential projects because a lot of times they get distracted by doing the things they 'like' doing over others just to keep busy. Then, before you know it they're putting that 'must be completed book' back on the shelf with still unread chapters.
Get started with this in your enterprise through small successes. Promote those successes and expand from there. Slow and methodical. If possible, address the most needy area of the business first.Tim O'Bryan/IBMEmail: tim.
Strategy Execution using Scorecards: What's In It For Me???
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Goals. They can be our rudder out in the high seas of life that give us purpose and direction.
For the ones that don't ever get accomplished the reasons vary but for a lot of us the reason for the missed goal is as simple as, "life just gets in the way". We get distracted with other tasks that seemed more pressing - and even more interesting.
One of the perennial goal making exercises we all go through is the New Year's resolution...Do you even recall what your New Year's resolution was this year??? Notice I said was and not is. That was intentional. :) So many things come up over time that these things just get buried until we finally forget them completely. Harmless usually. They're usually fun things we'd like to start or stop doing.
All well and good if these are personal goals but what about your work-related goals? Suddenly, it is much more important that they get accomplished. That's for certain. Even more importantly, how are these work-related goals measured so you and others can track your progress? (Are they even meas
In a time where companies and 'the Street' are so margin conscious in expecting more to be accomplished with less resources, purposeful action by the workforce has never been more important. Ensuring a productive workforce operating efficiently is critical to survive and succeed in today's marketplace.
I've seen many organizations successfully and unsuccessfully deploy this Strategy Execution business practice. When done right, a Strategy Execution Framework can do many performance enhancing things to improve a company's bottom line. This Framework has a foundation built around using a collaboratively defined set of KPIs for each individual employee. In this framework, these KPIs as displayed in a scorecard tool are collectively 'networked' and aligned to the rest of the workforce's scorecards which can all be aggregated together showing a direct causal tie to the company's top-line goals.
Said differently, whatever the top-line strategy is, the contributing components, i.e. sales, marketing, services, finance, product development, etc. including the individuals within those contributing components, have a common framework in place to ensure the organization is marching along to the beat of the same drummer and not playing their own songs as they see fit. Without this framework the company loses valuable horsepower through reduced productivity because the workforce isn't aligned and fully accountable for meeting enterprise strategy-supporting targets. As a result, you'll have employees doing what they think are the right things without any accountability and inherent strategy alignment. Worse, what happens as the enterprise strategy changes? How quickly is your organization able to realign itself to course-correct the direction of the ship so it's headed towards the new target??? What are the consequences if your competitors are adjusting more quickly to these changes?
Well, hopefully the reasons for getting started on this initiative are clear. Still, it's surprising that there are not many companies responding to the need for greater accountability, sharper alignment, and more nimble adaptability of its most important resource, its workforce.
So, what are some tips for getting started with this initiative? Well, there are some clear must-haves when starting a project like this including getting C-level executive spon
Perhaps if we all implemented more personal scorecards for accomplishing our New Year's resolutions we might have a higher success rate at that too but that's for another time.
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The addition of college basketball's Final Four and the Academy of Country Music Awards to its customary dominance among scripted programming made CBS a wide winner in last week's prime-time television ratings race.
CBS averaged 11.53 million viewers for its prime-time programming between March 26 and Sunday, 4 million more than runner-up ABC, according to live-plus-same-day figures released today by Nielsen.
CBS had each of the five most-watched scripted programs, topped by "NCIS," first overall, averaging 18.62 million viewers.
CBS' coverage of Saturday's NCAA men's basketball national semifinal game between Kansas and Ohio State was fourth for the week, averaging 16.6 million viewers, nearly matching the 16.72 million average for last year's game between Connecticut and Kentucky, which was the most-watched prime-time semifinal game since 2005.
The Academy of Country Music Awards was Sunday's most-watched program and finished 12th for the week, averaging 13.09 million, its second largest audience in the past 10 years.
Four hours of "Dancing with the Stars" programming helped ABC to its most-watched week, outside of the Academy Awards, since the week of Nov. 21-27, averaging 7.53 million viewers.
The two-hour competition episode March 26 was second for the week, averaging 17.96 million, the hour-long results show March 27 was sixth, averaging 15.74 million, and "Dancing with the Stars: The Story So Far," a recap of this season's first two episodes that preceded the results show, was 16th, averaging 10.7 million.
ABC's most-watched program outside "Dancing with the Stars" was the detective drama "Castle," which followed the "Dancing with the Stars" competition episode, and finished 14th for the week, averaging 11.87 million viewers, its most since Oct. 31.
Fox finished third, averaging 6.71 million. It got second- and fifth-place finishes from the Wednesday and Thursday "American Idol" episodes, while its next most-watched program was the drama "Touch," which was 22nd, averaging 8.92 million viewers, falling 14 places and losing 2.89 million viewers from the previous week's episode.
NBC was fourth, averaging 4.87 million viewers. Its most-watched programs were its singing competition "The Voice," which was 13th, averaging 12 million viewers, and the musical drama "Smash," which was 35th, averaging 6.14 million.
CBS was also the most-watched network among viewers ages 18-49, the group ABC, Fox and NBC target and advertisers covet because it watches less television and is harder to reach.
CBS had three of the five highest-rated programs among the group.
The Ohio State-Kansas game was first, followed by the Wednesday "American Idol" broadcast and the episode of CBS' "The Big Bang Theory" that featured the voice of Leonard Nimoy as Tiny Spock. CBS' 27-minute bridge show between the two basketball games tied the NBC singing competition "The Voice" for fourth.
CBS also led among viewers ages 18-34, 25-54 and 50 and older, a group it has long dominated. Fox was first among viewers ages 12-17.
ABC, CBS and NBC all broadcast 22 hours of prime-time programming, while Fox broadcast 15 hours, one minute.
Nickelodeon's Kids Choice Awards was the week's most-watched cable program, averaging 6.16 million viewers, its smallest audience since 2007. It finished 34th among the week's prime-time broadcast and cable programs.
USA was the most-watched cable network for the 10th time in 11 weeks, averaging 3.3 million viewers.
The Thursday episode of the Univision telenovela "La Que No Podia Amar" ("The One That Could Not Love") was the week's most-watched Spanish-language program, averaging 4.35 million viewers, 55th among all prime-time broadcast and cable programs.
Univision was the most-watched Spanish-language network as usual, averaging 3.61 million viewers for its prime-time programming.
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The "NBC Nightly News with Brian Williams" finished first among the network nightly newscasts for the 133rd consecutive week and 180th time in the past 181 weeks, averaging 8 million viewers.
ABC's "World News with Diane Sawyer," was second, averaging 7.12 million viewers.
The "CBS Evening News" was third for the 288th consecutive week and 43rd since Scott Pelley became anchor, averaging 5.8 million viewers.
Prime-time television viewership numbers compiled by The Nielsen Co. for March 26-April 1. Listings include the week's ranking and viewership for the week.
1. "NCIS," CBS, 18.62 million viewers
2. "Dancing with the Stars," ABC, 17.96 million viewers
3. "American Idol" (Wednesday), Fox, 17.87 million viewers
4. NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament, Kansas-Ohio State, CBS, 16.60 million viewers
5. "American Idol" (Thursday), Fox, 15.58 million viewers
6. "Dancing with the Stars Results Show," ABC, 15.74 million viewers
7. "NCIS: Los Angeles," CBS, 14.75 million viewers
8. "Person of Interest," CBS, 14.59 million viewers
9. "The Big Bang Theory," CBS, 13.96 million viewers
10. "The Mentalist," CBS, 13.62 million viewers
11. NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament Bridge Show, CBS, 13.61 million viewers
12. Academy of Country Music Awards, CBS, 13.09 million viewers
13. "The Voice," NBC, 12.00 million viewers
14. "Castle," ABC, 11.87 million viewers
15. "Blue Bloods," CBS, 10.72 million viewers
16. "Dancing with the Stars: The Story So Far," ABC, 10.70 million viewers
17. "Unforgettable," CBS, 10.51 million viewers
18. "60 Minutes," CBS, 10.09 million viewers
19. "Survivor: One World," CBS, 9.99 million viewers
20. "Body of Proof," ABC, 9.72 million viewers
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Hannover Travel Guide: 660 reviews and 2,143 photos
Well, Hannover may not be the capitol of the world, but it sure has some interesting things to do and see!
I hope you will enjoy your stay at my hometown! Have a nice journey!
The most visitors are coming here in the springtime for the Cebit Computer Fair! Otherwise it´s a quiet city with good living conditions. We have a lot of greens, parks and forests in and around the city.
In the last years some things have been improved, mainly because we hosted the Expo 2000, which was a big success for the city! If you have been here during that time you might like to have a look at my EXPO Travelogues!
My Laatzen page is also dedicated to Expo 2000......it´s the place where it took place!
Well, It´s still just a zoo, but I think it´s one of the best in Europe!!! Nearly all animals are kept in a natural habitat that fits their needs........
You can go on a "Zambezi" boat safari or hang around in the Asia temple of tigers and elephants.....
I especially like the new hippo country, where they have build underwater windows, so that you can watch them swimming!!!! I could sit in front of it the whole day :)
- Pros:Green parks and wonderful restaurants
- Cons:Don´t come here for nightlife
- In a nutshell:More than just the Cebit fair in Spring
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It's long gone, but I will keep it here as we had so much fun with the football world cup in 2006!!! more travel advice
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If you are into picture taking and love old industrial ruins this is paradise for you. more travel advice
Once in a year, there is a small ice hockey team cup in the Preussag Arena here in Hannover. The national teams of... more travel advice
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Hannover has a lot of great places to see and culture for the family and children. Good place to live and enjoy. Thank you
Vielen Dank für Deine hervorragende Seite! I have only passed your city by ICE once: one minute stop...
Danke. Nie war ich in Hannover. Vielleicht kommt ein Tag, an dem ich in Hannover vorbeischaue.
Great page! with a lot of information and pictures!!! Keep traveling! volopolo
real interesting Page, once I start looking at the picture with the funny note you wrote, I kept looking to get more smile. I wish to go again to Hannover and Hamburg and all over Germany, I like kiel Beach in the North of Germany. love this page, Ram
Hallo Bigs. Super Seite! Der Zoo klingt wunderbar, und meine Schule war auch nach dem Hrn. Leibniz benannt :-) Gruesse aus Dubai / Jess
Hello, Bigs! Glad to get acquainted with your home-city. Your tips and pics are very interesting. May be sometime when SV BSZ take place in Hannover i'll visit your beautiful city. Thanks - spasibo. Privet from Moscow!
Fab photos Bigsi. Wish I could have been there for what looks like one great party. Let's hope you go on to win!
Beautiful page and pics:)
Hey, cooles Bild vom FIFA Globe!!
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