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When you’re given just 20 minutes to cover the notion of the more open business models the proliferation of social networks encourage, there’s not a great deal of time to waffle. Hopefully I didn’t the other day, when I gave this talk to close off the speaker sessions at the Technology to Drive Growth workshop [...]
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This is my slide deck and script for the The 6th Annual Enterprise Architecture Conference in Sydney on 3 September 2008.
Enterprise 2.0 – Enabling change or part of the problem?
View SlideShare presentation or Upload your own. (tags: innovation change)
We all know the world of business is experiencing massive change. The nature of how we do [...]
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My slides and transcript for my introductory talk at the final National Museum of Australia Talkback Classroom on 25 June 2008. The theme of the event was Youth and the Media.
I sat on a panel with Walkley Award winning journalist and presenter, Steve Cannane from the ABC and Jenny Buckland, CEO of the Australian Children’s [...]
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Sean Dennehy and Don Burke, both CIA intelligence analysts, openly discussed the work they are doing (without giving away the detail, obviously) on Intellipedia. Sean was a great, enthusiastic presenter, who was definitely a great choice for the conference – a great walking ad for the intel community.
Built as a multilayered collaborative platform, Intellipedia consists [...]
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A few announcements about speaking events I have coming up. You may be interested in them or wish to attend to hear me speak. Links to events are in the listings where available.
The Art of Customer Engagement – 19 June 2008
My talk, entitled Turn on, tune in, drop out will discuss:
…the business context of participatory [...]
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Interesting post at the Ragan blog about what amounts to bad manners when you’re in the audience. Here’s my take.
If you’re in the audience at a seminar I’m giving or at a conference I’m presenting at, I’d prefer it if you were paying attention. I guess I figure you’re wasting someone’s money if you’re not. [...]
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