In this day in age with social media, everyone is connected to everyone else in some way. I don’t profess to be an expert on social media. Quite frankly there are too many of them to keep up with. However, there’s no question that social media has been helpful in connecting MC4 to people and organizations like never before.
MC4 is on Twitter, Flickr and YouTube and these platforms have served us well in communicating to our customers in the field, as well as to partner programs and organizations.
You can follow us on Twitter to keep up with the latest news stories and blogs we’re writing or simply sharing, or just direct message us if you need info or support. Flickr and YouTube have been great for dual purposes; they making our photos and videos searchable and mineable, and they’re helping to tell Soldiers’ stories in interesting ways. If you use the MC4 system and want to use any of these channels to share your story or to help you in your mission, let us know. We’re always looking for ways to improve.
MC4 isn’t on Facebook, yet, but we can be! If The Gateway were more mobile-ready, would that be easier and more convenient for you? Tell us more about how you use social media and where you would like to connect with us in the virtual world by answering these 5 questions. If you haven’t already, check out our blogs posted regularly on The Gateway, milBlog, and join our most active discussion forum on the Army Medical Department Lessons Learned page on milBook.