Monday June 18 Four pre-conference tutorials were held on Monday. 9.00am – 12.15pm IT Manager 2.0: An Evolving Skill Set, presented by Michael Sampson “Introduction to Social Computing”, presented by Dion Hinchcliffe 1.30pm – 4.45pm “Information Security 2.0 – Transforming Information Security into Information Risk Management”, presented by […]
The Enterprise 2.0 Conference is over, and 6 hours after the last session ending there isn’t a single sign down in the conference area that we were even there. After Eric headed off to the airport for his trip back to California, I walked 5 miles into Boston, […]
Sampson wins … 41 posts at the Enterprise 2.0 conference vs. a mere 29 posts from the Macless one. Just goes to prove the relative productivity boost of using an Apple Mac. It was great hanging out with Eric. And with this post … let’s make this 42 […]
This is the final session of the Enterprise 2.0 Conference … this is an interactive session with Questions from the floor, and we’ll be doing a text message survey at the end. Jessica leads off, and gets everyone to stand up and say names and organizations. There’s about […]
Thomas (Tom) Vander Wal from InfoCloud Solutions presented. Tom also writes a blog. What is a tag? – they’ve been around for a long time, back since IBM Magdelan (?) … but there wasn’t a network. – then CompuServe … but it didn’t work too well. – from […]
From left-to-right: David, Luis, Alex, and John Luis Solis from GroupSystems moderated a session on “Group Intelligence across the Enterprise”. Panelists were Alex Pentland (Professor, MIT Media Lab and Co-Chair, Center for Collective Intelligence), and John Abele (Chairman of Boston Scientific), and David Marshak (IBM). Luis Solis, GroupSystems […]
Sam Weber, the VP of Technical Services from KnowNow is presenting. Sam leads a number of groups within KnowNow. Have been around for 7 years. Case Study: An IT Outsourcer with 40,000 Employees, around 120 Countries – No consistent method of direct knowledge “delivery” – Information trapped in […]
Tonight was the GEEC dinner in Boston MA for 2007. We had 7 people in attendance … Eric, Simon, Larry, Seth, Adam. Tom and myself. How did you get into computers? – Adam … Always been interested in computers. Started with a Commodore 64. After math and economics […]
Techdirt started life as a blog focused on the intersection of business and technology. One of the early reactions from the market, was that enteprise customers really liked what they were doing (the analysis, the blog format), and they wanted to use it for competitive intelligence, general market […]
Altus makes video searchable down to the spoken word. Let that settle in … “they TiVo the event, and make it searchable like Google” Here’s what happens. A video is made of a presentation, and then Altus takes the Windows Media file, the PowerPoint file, when the slides […]
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