Joshua-Michele Ross

Josh has spent over 10 years consulting on digital business strategy. His focus over the last four years has been on applying Web 2.0 principles to deliver competitive advantage (from new business model development to customer engagement and communication strategies). Mr. Ross has been a guest lecturer at Harvard University and has spoken at conferences related to technology and digital strategy around the world. Past clients include Washington Mutual, Accenture, Best Buy, Autodesk, and Polycom.

Joshua holds a degree with honors in Chinese Studies from the University of California, Santa Cruz.

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Webcast: Creating Your Social Media Policy
July 30, 2009
Duration: Approximately 60 minutes. Audience: Any professional or executive thinking of using social media in the workplace. Preview Video: Free Full Video: Available on Safari Books Online Social media such as blogs, microblogs (e.g. Twitter) ...

Webcast: Reconsidering Social Media
May 27, 2009
Duration: Approximately 60 minutes. Preview Video: Free Full Video: Available on Safari Books Online No corner of modern American life is untouched by technology. And no technology is more transformative than the Internet. This for the simple reason...

Webcast - The Evangelist's Toolkit: A field guide to bringing social technologies into your organization
September 30, 2008
This is a free live event. Scheduled for approximately 45 minutes. While it has become cliché to talk about how much the Internet and the Social Web have changed business, what has been less well explored is how traditional (meaning non-Internet...

Webcast: Success Factors: What traditional business really needs to know about Web 2.0
July 21, 2008
This is a free live event. Scheduled for approximately 45 minutes. The business world is experiencing successive waves of disruption caused by new trends and technologies; from publishing to media and entertainment, software development to financial...

Joshua-Michele Ross