Ross Dawson and the Future Exploration Network are presenting an intensive half-day summit giving detailed executive perspectives on how Web 2.0 technologies can create value inside organisations.

This event will take place on Tuesday, 19 February, commencing at 8 am for an 8.30 am start to 2 pm, in the Ted Hopkins Room in Crystal Palace at Luna Park, 1 Olympic Drive, Milsons Point, Sydney.

As we have arranged for KMLF to be a partner organisation for this forum, you are entitled to a discounted event registration price of $429 inc GST (normally $495).

Speakers will include Harvard Business School’s Andrew McAfee, who coined the term Enterprise 2.0, Euan Semple, who implemented those approaches at the BBC and Australia’s top experts and practitioners in the field.  Case studies will feature how leading Australian organisations have benefited and identify key success factors for implementation.  Key themes of this executive forum will include:

• Governance and policies to enable Web 2.0
• How to get value from blogs and wikis
• Corporate policies on Facebook and social networks
• Giving power to end users through on-line applications and mash ups
• How to improve access to the best resources of the enterprise
• Change processes required to create the organisation of the future

For more information, click here.

This will be an ideal forum for organisations who do not wish to miss the boat on the latest Web 2.0 trends and an excellent opportunity to discover new means of collaboration, knowledge sharing, community engagement and innovative forms of service delivery. 

The primary audience for this session will be senior public and private sector technology and business executives who are looking to implement Web 2.0 technologies.  Other participants will include business strategists, technology consultants, information professionals and government regulators.

To register for this forum click here.  Note that KMLF members should register using the code KMLF to qualify for the discounted registration.  Please register by Sunday, 17 February.