What percentage is the Measure of Success Vs Failure of Yammer with the organizations?

[Bijay305]

What percentage is the Measure of Success Vs Failure of Yammer with the organizations?

[#2]

@Bijay305 This will vary depending on the use case for Yammer.

For an organization that is moving all global communications to Yammer, having only a small portion of users using Yammer would be problematic.

But for another org that uses Yammer as a platform for clubs and communities of interest - and doesn't expect everyone in the org to be using Yammer - then having a smaller portion of the userbase on Yammer would not be an issue.

[#3]

@Kevin CrossmanMuch useful.

[#4]

@Bijay305 

As with social media, expect a bell curve. Some percentage wont look at all, the majority will lurk and read and sometimes hit Like, and a small group will be your active posters and advocates. There is some documentation about communications programs and adoption programs.

[#5]

This is helpful, if you can give some real time examples with Stats it would be of great help. Thanks

[#6]

@Bijay305 

Here is the common wisdom on Social Media, 90-9-1

https://www.nngroup.com/articles/participation-inequality/

You can expect better than that if you get key leadership to be active and use it as a core communication channel.

[#7]

Thanks, yes it depends on the active members participating, using Yammer as a Communication
channel and the leadership to encourage the team to use the channel as a Collaboration platform in an organization.