If you take the idea of true organizational transparency, and combine it with stakeholder inclusion, then you get a new type of organization: the Open Source Organization. How can social media increase clarity, transparency and inclusionary decision-making? One organization, PresenTense, is doing this well.
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- Debra Askanase: Hi Jeff,I, too, am curious where this all will go. I was part of a collaborative project funded by The Boston Foundation years ago that was of a s
- Debra Askanase: Lisa, great idea! Wish all communities had some type of "collaborative good" effort. Thanks for telling me about it!
- video search optimization: Masking her name with initials helps Beth's work to be taken seriously, .....
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Debra Askanase is an experienced community organizer, non-profit executive and business consultant. She advises small/medium-sized businesses and non-profits on social media strategy. She holds an MBA in International Business. You can follow her @askdebra on Twitter, too.
