Murray Wills and Chan Kulathilake After me and just before afternoon tea, Chan and Murray provided a case study on how the Ministry of Transport embraced SharePoint. Murray is the managing director at Maxsys Limited, and frequently takes roles within organizations as the CIO, etc. This is what […]
Great lunch, then it was me. No, I couldn’t blog and talk at the same time — even though Julian challenged me to do so. Here’s my slide deck: Great session. Great questions. Thanks to everyone for listening and engaging …
In the final session of the morning proceedings, Richard Burdes and Kaye Churches from Airways New Zealand, presented a case study entitled Moving on from Paper and Emails — Our First Steps into Online Collaboration. Kaye started off. “I’m a content person”, and she’s not full time on […]
After a del.ic.ious morning tea of cream scones, Simon Ovens, previously the Intranet Support Officer at the IHC NZ Inc. presented on a session entitled Case Study: Open Source Intranets on a Shoestring (not his, however, he wasn’t wearing sandals). He was talking about the IHC did during […]
Catherine Grenfell presented the second session of the day, about the Intranet Leadership Forum. Catherine is from Step Two Designs in Australia, and is in New Zealand on her first visit. “Catherine comes to Step Two Designs with a background of managing highly-successful intranet teams and IT projects […]
The first speaker of the day is Helen Baxter, the Managing Director from Mohawk Media. Helen has been involved in “content” for a long time … as a writer, as a new media lecturer, as an ecommunities producer, as an Editor of Knowledge Board 01. Helen is presenting […]
Day 2 of the BrightStar Intranets and Portal Management Summit for 2007 is starting. Opening question: who saw the lunar eclipse last night? Wonderful view from up here. Great city to be in. Intranets I’ve Been Involved In One intranet I was involved in was with the Financial […]
The BrightStar conference is being held at the Rydges Auckland. I haven’t stayed here before, but whenever I have the choice, I will stay again. They have paid attention to the “little” things that mean a lot to a corporate traveler: The power plug outlets are in intuitive […]
The People Part of Enterprise Collaboration and Virtual Teams Stop Trying to “Control” Teams … Ken urges a less controlling approach to managing teams, for higher agility and collective intelligence in return. Key idea: leaders should send out timely information (“In all cases nature’s teams have evolved a […]
Julian Carver, from Seradigm, and the Conference Chair, summarizes the day: – Cairo, “don’t try to boil the ocean” – Paul, radical trust, “blogs are an unexploded bomb”, and “invisible rain” is a great phrase. – Mark, open source CMSs – Kylie, “FaceBook within the organization” – Dorje, […]
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