The Symphony3 Logical Boxes Framework

This wiki is a collaboration area being used to develop a conceptual framework that ties together all aspects of a business. We use the framework from an IT consulting perspective and have being using the model informally for years and have decided to now develop it further. We are currently working on specific frameworks for:

1. Social Media, Web 2.0 and the Online Business Framework "The Social Symphony"(generic)
2. Asset Management in Local Government

We are seeking to improve the framework under academic guidance but we are also seeking the "wisdom of the collective" in this wiki because we believe this will improve the framework.The wiki is set up to take anonymous comments. If you would like to become more deeply involved please contact us at www.symphony3.com to get member access.

We invite you:

• To contribute to the framework - add your thoughts, changes etc
• add comments on whether you think it applies or if you feel something is missing
• add case studies or insights from businesses you work in or with - we want to hear how the frameworkl can be appied to different companies. This wiki will become an ebook and eventually a published book and we will add the best and most appropriate case studies

Feel free to use the framework within your organisation of with clients - all we would ask is that you reference and acknowledge "The Symphony3  Framework" as the thinking framework and direct people back to this Wiki.

Social Media - Logical Boxes by Fergal Coleman and Phillip Dooley, of Symphony3.com is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License.
Based on a work at symphony3.centraldesktop.com.