Social Media in Wireless

By CWNP On 05/21/2014 - 22 Comments

This blog post is looking at the pros and cons of social media within the wireless business world.

What does social media look like in the wireless industry?

A collaboration by: Julia Baldini (CWNP Marketing), Evan Broscious(Former CWNP Intern), and Kevin Bathrik (Former CWNP Intern)

Social media is huge. I think we can all agree with that. There are positions within major (and minor) wireless companies that are headed by experts and devoted solely to the social sphere.

But there are two sides to every coin. Within the BYOD of today's working environment businesses must weigh the implications of having social media within their company, and used to communicate outside their company. Remembering to include the circumstances that are unique to a highly technical field.

To help picture our observations we had last summer's interns put together an infographic to help illustrate the pros and cons of the social utilization throughout a company.

Infographic of the good and the bad of social media within the wireless industry

This infographic was put together by Kevin Bathrik and Evan Broscious. Both Kevin and Evan are students at NC State and UNC. You can contact them using, ksbathri@ncsu.edu, and, evanbroscious@gmail.com, respectively.

Comment below if you think of any we might have missed!

Tagged with: Wireless, Social Media, Wi-Fi, Security, Innovation, Trends, Collaboration, Information, Bandwidth

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