Information Today’s new conference on social networking & collaboration inside the enterprise has an exciting program planned for New York Hilton, September 27-8.
Experts and practitioners discuss how to put collaboration tools to work in a business environment and turn them into strategic assets that can contribute to increased productivity. Hear noted authors, researchers and practitioners:
Elizabeth Lane Lawley, Director, Rochester Institute of Technology Lab for Social Computing, & Visiting Researcher, Microsoft Corporation; Esther Dyson, Editor, Release 1.0; Mark Levitt, Research Vice President, Collaborative Computing, IDC; Deb Wallace, Co-Author, Leveraging Communities of Practice for Strategic Advantage; Dave Pollard, Consultant, Meeting of Minds, Former Chief Knowledge Officer, Ernst & Young and Author, How to Save the World Weblog; Liz Winfeld, Co-Author, The Web Conferencing Book; Ross Mayfield, CEO, Socialtext, Inc.; Stan Wasserman, Professor, Indiana University; Denise Going, Manager, Enterprise Information Management, Indian & Northern Affairs, Canada; April Moore, Project Manager, Collaboration, SAP; Tim McMahon, President, McMahon Worldwide Management; Michael Littlejohn, VP, IBM Business Consulting Services; Denise Robinson-Gravatt, Director, Technology Development, Pfizer; Giovanni Rodriguez, EVP, Eastwick Communications. Discussions focus on current research about collaboration in the workplace, how to build the business case for deploying new collaborative tools, how to prove the value of new collaboration tools, and how to determine which tools are suitable for enterprise use.