by Ross Dawson: "Oof! Well hopefully my last 13 blog posts as I chaired ONSBCW over the last two days have been useful to people, and not annoyed any faithful readers."
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Showing posts with label conference. Show all posts
Friday, November 28, 2008
Trends in the Living Networks, 24.11.2008: Quick review of Online Social Networking & Business Collaboration World event
Trends in the Living Networks, 24.11.2008: Quick review of Online Social Networking & Business Collaboration World event
by Ross Dawson: "Oof! Well hopefully my last 13 blog posts as I chaired ONSBCW over the last two days have been useful to people, and not annoyed any faithful readers."
by Ross Dawson: "Oof! Well hopefully my last 13 blog posts as I chaired ONSBCW over the last two days have been useful to people, and not annoyed any faithful readers."
Thursday, December 06, 2007
Trends in the Living Networks, 05.12.2007: Review of Day One of Enterprise 2.0 conference – Sydney 3 December
Trends in the Living Networks, 05.12.2007: Review of Day One of Enterprise 2.0 conference – Sydney 3 December
by Ross Dawson: "A quick review of Day One of IIR's Enterprise 2.0 conference. Steve Hodgkinson of Ovum addressed the question, 'Does Your Organisation Need Enterprise 2.0?'. Nigel Watson of Microsoft described the history of blogging at Microsoft. Ben Naftzger of Atlassian made a good case that wikis are the best thing ever to happen for organizations."
by Ross Dawson: "A quick review of Day One of IIR's Enterprise 2.0 conference. Steve Hodgkinson of Ovum addressed the question, 'Does Your Organisation Need Enterprise 2.0?'. Nigel Watson of Microsoft described the history of blogging at Microsoft. Ben Naftzger of Atlassian made a good case that wikis are the best thing ever to happen for organizations."
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Monday, December 03, 2007
Trends in the Living Networks, 02.12.2007: Keynote: The Potential of Enterprise 2.0 - Six Lessons for Success
Trends in the Living Networks, 02.12.2007: Keynote: The Potential of Enterprise 2.0 - Six Lessons for Success
by Ross Dawson: "I will be doing the opening keynote at tomorrow’s Enterprise 2.0 Conference in Sydney. The slides are below for reference purposes for those who attended."
by Ross Dawson: "I will be doing the opening keynote at tomorrow’s Enterprise 2.0 Conference in Sydney. The slides are below for reference purposes for those who attended."
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Wednesday, November 07, 2007
Ross Mayfield's Weblog, 06.11.2007: Defrag: Andrew McAfee
Ross Mayfield's Weblog, 06.11.2007: Defrag: Andrew McAfee
by Ross Mayfield: "Some notes from Andrew McAfee's Defrag keynote"
by Ross Mayfield: "Some notes from Andrew McAfee's Defrag keynote"
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Thursday, September 13, 2007
internetnews.com Enterprise, 07.09.2007: Wrestling With Web 2.0 In The Enterprise
internetnews.com Enterprise, 07.09.2007: Wrestling With Web 2.0 In The Enterprise
by David Needle: "What is Web 2.0's place in the enterprise? Attendees took on the question from multiple angles at the Office 2.0 conference here."
by David Needle: "What is Web 2.0's place in the enterprise? Attendees took on the question from multiple angles at the Office 2.0 conference here."
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Tuesday, December 12, 2006
webpronews.com, 06.12.2006: SES Maximizing Social Search
webpronews.com, 06.12.2006: SES Maximizing Social Search
by Jason Lee Miller: "The rise of the social network has e-business professionals batting ideas back and forth about how to properly utilize them to draw attention to a service or product. One of the areas explored is social search - where's it headed, what needs to be improved and what people are doing about it."
by Jason Lee Miller: "The rise of the social network has e-business professionals batting ideas back and forth about how to properly utilize them to draw attention to a service or product. One of the areas explored is social search - where's it headed, what needs to be improved and what people are doing about it."
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Wednesday, December 06, 2006
James Governor's MonkChips, 01.12.2006: Case Study: T-Mobile and Adobe Flex, Extending SAP with Agile methods
James Governor's MonkChips, 01.12.2006: Case Study: T-Mobile and Adobe Flex, Extending SAP with Agile methods
by James Governor: "At Adobe MAX the most interesting session I attended was a presentation by T-Mobile. The wireless provider is using Adobe technology to extend SAP and rapidly bring new applications to users, without any Big Middleware SOA blather. The development team might as well have walked around with Neon Tangerine Flake "We Get It" signs above their heads (well this was Las Vegas, after all). It was, as I say, good stuff."
by James Governor: "At Adobe MAX the most interesting session I attended was a presentation by T-Mobile. The wireless provider is using Adobe technology to extend SAP and rapidly bring new applications to users, without any Big Middleware SOA blather. The development team might as well have walked around with Neon Tangerine Flake "We Get It" signs above their heads (well this was Las Vegas, after all). It was, as I say, good stuff."
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Tuesday, December 05, 2006
MobileCrunch, 29.11.2006: Mobility Transforms the Internet: “It’s Happening Today”
MobileCrunch, 29.11.2006: Mobility Transforms the Internet: “It’s Happening Today”
by Oliver Starr: "Nokia CTO Tero Ojanpera walked us through his vision for the future of mobility and mobile devices. His belief that key innovations, including the massive amount of storage that will be available on each device, the falling towards zero of the capex for bandwidth (and the concurrent increase in bandwidth and reduction in cost) and the inclusion of web servers on every mobile device will as Tero put it “fundamentally change the nature of the Internet”"
by Oliver Starr: "Nokia CTO Tero Ojanpera walked us through his vision for the future of mobility and mobile devices. His belief that key innovations, including the massive amount of storage that will be available on each device, the falling towards zero of the capex for bandwidth (and the concurrent increase in bandwidth and reduction in cost) and the inclusion of web servers on every mobile device will as Tero put it “fundamentally change the nature of the Internet”"
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