Euler Partners

Welcome

The expectations and behaviors of your customers, employees, partners and shareholders are continually shifting and increasingly demanding. How you listen, connect and engage with these groups, and make sense of the data, information and knowledge all around you, is one of today’s greatest organizational challenges and opportunities.

Euler Partners helps you to navigate the complexity, and develop the capabilities of your people and systems to become more responsive, open, relevant, productive and profitable.

In short, we help you socialize the enterprise.

Return on investment

Real-time business

Real-time business isn't just the 'same as before but faster', but a discipline nurtured to develop sensitivity, responsiveness and agility. →

Influence flows

Organizations have systems to deal with the flows of time, money and materials. Now they must attend to another type of flow, that of influence. →

Social business

Organizations can 'socialize the enterprise' to derive competitive advantage. Soon, the social business will be business as normal. →

Influence Scorecard

Our Influence Scorecard assists the design, transition to and management of the social business. →

Latest

Attenzi – a social business story

Attenzi - a social business storyWe've been asked more than once over the last couple of years for a social business case study. That's a problem. No organization has yet made a full transition in order for anyone to write the case study… bearing in mind of course that we don't invoke the term social business synonymously with social media.… [more]

Google Doodle for Euler

Today's Google Doodle celebrates the 306th anniversary of the birth of Leonhard Euler:

Google Doodle - Euler 15 Apr 2013

Leonhard Euler is the eponym of our company name, Euler Partners. As the Guardian writes today: "Euler was arguably the most important mathematician of the 18th century and one of the greatest of all time. He introduced most modern mathematical terminology and notation and was also renowned for his work in mechanics, fluid dynamics, optics, and astronomy."

The sketch at the bottom of the Doodle, towards the left, portrays part of Euler's solution of the Seven Bridges of Konisberg problem, considered to be the first theorem of graph theory, which itself is a component of network science.… [more]

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