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Bringing the Users With You – Adoption and Engagement Presented by: Robert Bogue (317) 844-5310 [email protected] http://www.SharePointShepherd.com

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Bringing the Users With You – Adoption and Engagement

Presented by:Robert Bogue

(317) [email protected]

http://www.SharePointShepherd.com

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Owner, Thor Projects LLC

Robert Bogue• 12 Time Microsoft MVP

• Author of 25 books

• Editor of over 100 more books

• Architect• Developer• IT Professional• End User Advocate• Project Manager

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The SharePoint Shepherd’s Guide for End Users• Since 2008

• 116 Tasks – 181 tasks

• Available Forms• Book• Corporate Licenses

available for deployment to your intranet

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The Psychology of Adoption and Engagement

• DVD format

• 2 hours and 21 minutes of content

• It’s the “thinking” about adoption (and engagement)

• Cost $299.99 from http://www.SharePoint Shepherd.com

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Agenda

• Old Problems

• How to Think about Engagement

• Nine Keys to Intranet Success

• How to Create Change

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Old Problems

• Lotus Notes doesn’t CAUSE collaboration – it ENABLES it

• Technology isn’t the solution – you still have to engage people

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What is Engagement?

• Engagement (noun) – the act of engaging or the state of being engaged.

• Dictionary.com

• Engaged – busy or [fully] occupied; involved

• Dictionary.com

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Executive Engagement

1. It’s not about technology

2. Find a real, tangible, and urgent business problem, and then talk about it.

3. Propose a solution, or, at the very least, a partial solution.

4. Do your part

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The Power of Focus

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Nine Keys to Intranet Success• Activities Missed

• Shared Vision• Business Connection• Planning Measurements• Evangelization

• Culture Change• Honest Evaluation• Reframing Relationships• Platitudes

• Simple Things• Right Defaults• Imperfect Solutions

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Shared Vision

• Users (Personas)• Use Cases (Actions)• Visual Design

• Wireframe• Mockup• Prototypes

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Business Connection

• ROI – Return on Investment• Long term success =

business impact• The Intranet should have a

real, tangible, lasting impact on the business

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ROI High Finance

• Example:• You buy a car for twice the

cost but it has better gas mileage, is it a better deal?

• IRR – Internal Rate of Return

• NPV – Net Present Value• DCF – Discounted Cash

Flow

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ROI Core Values

• Identify Business Problems• Identify Solutions• Calculate Benefits of

Solutions• Calculate Costs of Solutions• Benefits > Costs = Value

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Planning Measurement• IT Service Delivery

• Uptime• Performance

• IT Activity• # of page views• # of visits

• Business• Reduce proposal response time by

1 day within 30 days• Improve customer satisfaction by 1

point in 90 days• Increase sales win rate by 5% in

the next 90 days

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Evangelization

• Projects don’t end when the service is online – or 30 days afterwards

• Plan for an initial push including marketing and training

• Establish a sustaining plan to revisit adoption periodically

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Honest Evaluation

• There are things that every organization doesn’t do well

• Requirements gathering• Infrastructure

implementation• Information architecture• Performance/scalability

testing• Software development• Project management

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Reframe Your Relationship

• Do you speak of “them”?• Are customers, users, or

clients the problem – or the opportunity?

• Do you take orders or find solutions – together?

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Platitudes

• Platitude - a flat, dull, or trite remark, especially one uttered as if it were fresh or profound. (Dictionary.com)

• Also known as the corporate mission statement

• You can not express the real goal as a platitude

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Right Defaults

• Behavior is a function of the person and the environment [B=f(P, E)-Kurt Lewin]

• Establish the default behavior and people will follow (mindlessly)

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Imperfect Solutions

• Perfect solutions are too expensive and time consuming

• Strive for good enough

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Emotional-Rational-Environment

• The Model• Elephant – Emotional

powerhouse• Rider – Rational control• Path –Environment and

habits

• Implications• The rider has the illusion of

control• The path has strong

influence

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Creating Change

• Models of Change• Stages of Change• Kurt Lewin (Freezing)• John Kotter’s 8 steps

• Motivation• Autonomy• Mastery• Purpose

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Stages of Change

• Pre-Contemplation (not open)

• Contemplation (open)• Preparation (ready)• Action (changing)• Maintenance (reinforcing)

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Kurt Lewin

• Change as a Process• Unfreezing• Change and Transition• Freezing

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John Kotter’s 8 Steps

• Create urgency

• Form a powerful coalition

• Create a vision for change

• Communicate the vision

• Remove obstacles

• Create short-term wins

• Build on the change

• Anchor the changes in corporate culture

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Motivation 3.0• 1.0: Biology• 2.0: Rewards and

punishments• Carrots and sticks

• 3.0: Intrinsic• Autonomy• Mastery• Purpose

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Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs

breathing, food, water, sex, sleep, homeostasis, excretionPhysiological

security of body, of employment, of resources,of morality, of the family, of health, of propertySafety

friendship, family, sexual intimacyLove/Belonging

self-esteem,confidence, achievement,

respect of others, respect by othersEsteem

morality,creativity,

spontaneity,problem solving,lack of prejudice,

acceptance of factsSelf-actualization

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Fredrick Herzberg – One More Time: How Do Motivate Employees? (HBR)

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Autonomy

• Self-Directed• Defining the DESTINATION

= Ok• Defining the ROUTE to the

DESTINATION = Not OK

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Mastery

• Impossible goal• Ability to work towards

being good at something

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Higher Purpose

• Does what I’m doing matter?

• … to my development• … to my career• … to my family• … to my world

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Installations-Risks Grid

Type of Installation

Type of Risk Internet Extranet Intranet Doc Management Project Management

Collaboration Mini-App

App

Bad Expectations

Poor Terms Definition

Poor Understanding

No Compelling Reason

No Value Proposition

Tools Syndrome

No Launch

Poor Adoption

Politics

Culture

* This grid is circa 2006.

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Relative Advantage

Observability

Trialability Complexity

Compatibility

Adoption

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Radio - Motivation

• What is in it for me? (WIII FM)

• Describing the benefits to individual users

• Difficult to find individual, palpable meaning for individuals

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Measuring Success

• Lagging = Results• Leading = Process Metric

• Should reliably lead to results

• Should be controllable

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Leading vs. Lagging

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To the Victor Go the Spoils

• The more you win…• … the more resources

you’re given …• … to reinvest and make a

better competitor

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Tips for Getting Users in the Intranet

• Communicate via Email links in SharePoint

• Make file shares read only• Set web browser home page

to Intranet• Make critical processes

Intranet only• Expense reporting• Vacation requests• Vendor payment

Thank YouRobert Bogue

[email protected](317) 844-5310