Enterprise 2.0 – How Collaborative Technologies in the Enterprise are Changing Everything
EnterpriseCamp is back! This time with a day-long event for Toronto Tech Week. The big news is, I happy to announce we’ve teamed up with Anthony Williams of Wikinomics fame and the team at Don Tapscott’s New Paradigm. The plan is to bring together the worlds of the leading minds from the technology and consulting side of Enterprise2.0 with business leaders (CxO’s, executives and IT/HR professionals) to bring a practical and real-world perspective to these ideas.
The event will feature a combination of structured and unstructured conference format. There will be a breakfast keynote panel followed by a day of openly-structured workshop sessions.
For a venue we have a room booked at Metro Toronto Convention, which will be one of the main hubs of Activities during the week.
Draft Agenda
Part 1: Breakfast panel with keynotes Anthony Williams and a second keynote TBA. 7:30am to 9:30am
Part 2: “2.0ing the hell out of you business model”: Collaborative participant-led solution workshops for implementing Enterprise 2.0 in the workplace 10:00 am to 4:00pm
(participants will be able to register for Parts 1, 2 or both).
But there’s still work to be done. More details to follow once we get the registration site up.
Volunteers: We’re still recruiting volunteers, we’ll need some help the day of as well as pre-even organization and… we need a gardener to take credit for setting us up a registration site. Any takers?
Sponsors: We’re accepting a limited number of equal Sponsors with each sponsorship capped at $1000. These slots will go fast so please contact me tom [at] firestoker.com for details.
Mark your calendars for May 29th. Meanwhile, more details to come.
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Hi Tom,
I’m a blogstalker (or whatever you call someone who enjoys reading other people’s blogs but doesn’t actually have one of their own) and I was happy to read about this conference that you’re putting together.
I have not changed from university (i.e., I’m not a techie but am a politics nerd). A couple of comments. First, perhaps you could do a panel on collaborative policy making (I owe this idea to Dave Eaves (www.eaves.ca) and others, it is not mine, at least not as far as technology comes into play). This is an area with potentially great impact and a chance to get people who might not otherwise think about this stuff to do so (and I can suggest some names). This might be out of scope… I don’t really know what Enterprise 1.0 is, never mind 2.0… but it won’t be the first time in life that I’ve been totally clueless.
Second, I can help do menial tasks like registration if you need some hands on deck.
Alison
Hi Tom,
I’m a blogstalker (or whatever you call someone who enjoys reading other people’s blogs but doesn’t actually have one of their own) and I was happy to read about this conference that you’re putting together.
I have not changed from university (i.e., I’m not a techie but am a politics nerd). A couple of comments. First, perhaps you could do a panel on collaborative policy making (I owe this idea to Dave Eaves (www.eaves.ca) and others, it is not mine, at least not as far as technology comes into play). This is an area with potentially great impact and a chance to get people who might not otherwise think about this stuff to do so (and I can suggest some names). This might be out of scope… I don’t really know what Enterprise 1.0 is, never mind 2.0… but it won’t be the first time in life that I’ve been totally clueless.
Second, I can help do menial tasks like registration if you need some hands on deck.
Alison
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