However, the very expensive treatment a smoker receives in hospital, the effect it has on second hand smokers (possibly also receiving treatment) and the loss of productivity of smokers negates easily any cost savings by moving over to the other side.
Although I think will right I also think it won't take off in any company. Putting it in a artificial boundary of an organization actually defeats the whole idea of social networking. My social network is not limited to my colleagues so why would I participate on a "platform" which is limiting my social network to those boundaries while I can find all my colleagues and others outside?
And while I am at it, when will we get that in the end social media is not about the functionality it provides but about the possible depth of the relationships?
Understanding is always the understanding of a smaller problem in relation to a bigger problem. -- P.D. Ouspensky