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Congrats to IBM! Per NAFE, top company for female executives(15 years in a row!!) Proud to be an IBMer!

April 4, 2014 / sandraanncarter / 0 Comments

I was truly honored to accept the NAFE award today on behalf of IBM and its women executives worldwide, recognizing that IBM as a top company for female executives for 15 years in a row!

I would personally like to thank Ginni Rometty for her leadership of IBM. We have been improving the % of female executives for a while, but 2013 was the largest increase in our history.

IBM’s view of diversity is that having a diverse executive base ignites innovation!

On behalf of IBM and women everywhere, thank you for the NAFE focus on women’s leadership and on this honor!

Introducing Love Connections !!!!

April 1, 2014 / sandraanncarter / 3 Comments

Meet Generation C! Connection, in Control, and Co Creators!

March 31, 2014 / sandraanncarter / 0 Comments

Happy Monday!

Welcome to our Social Business Coffee Break — a real fun one but important as well!

March 28, 2014 / sandraanncarter / 1 Comment

Close Encounters of the Mobile Kind! What's coolest mobile app?

March 27, 2014 / sandraanncarter / 0 Comments

BE THE CHANGE. Enjoy the joy experience of developing the apps on the go. Register – www.bluemix.net Demo- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZR_jDitw0Sc

Thank you being part of India’s Largest Technology Contest for Students. The last date for project submission for The Great Mind Challenge – Mobility Contest is 31st March 2014. What’s the coolest mobile app you have made ? Hurry submit your projects now. Submission details on www.facebook.com/thegreatmindchallenge

What are the required Social Business Capabilities for a great Platform?

March 24, 2014 / sandraanncarter / 0 Comments

Happy Monday!

Since so many of you have asked about the needed capabilities for a Great Social Platform, I tried to simplify and explain based on my experience with many clients.

Digital tip for Friday – Cleaning up your Twitter account

March 21, 2014 / sandraanncarter / 2 Comments

Having a lot of users following your account in Twitter is a good thing… or isn’t it anymore? As @digitalnaiv, it is worth to focus on a vibrant network or in one that is out of date? If you want to have a healthy community of followers, based more on quality than quantity, you can use tools such as Tweepi to force people to directly unfollow you. This way you can leave out those who do not tweet anymore or have abandoned accounts. This is useful also for doing some clean up on the people or brands you are following.