Dion Hinchcliffe is a recognized expert in implementing enterprise systems, and will be speaking at the Dachis Group Social Business Summit 2010 on what works and what doesn’t inside the enterprise. He gave us a preview of his talk at the Summit.
Kate Niederhoffer will be presenting at the Dachis Group Social Business Summit 2010 on the topic of how to use some principles of social psychology in your organization to help manage and understand how people react to change.
Location: Austin, TX
Speakers: Jeff Dachis, Peter Kim, Douglas Rushkoff
Our Social Business Summit for 2010 will be on March 11, 2010 in Austin, TX.
Look for details at http://www.socialbusinesssummit.com.
Location: Austin, TX
Speakers: Kate Niederhoffer and Peter Kim
Kate Niederhoffer and Peter Kim will be hosting a session on Social Business Design at SXSW 2010 Interactive.
The Dachis Group Social Business Summit 2010 in Austin was held last Thursday at the AT&T Conference Center. Our goal was to bring together a variety of people to represent different perspectives, including practitioners from the enterprise and digital agencies. In the coming days we’ll have blog posts from some of our consultants with their take on specific presentations.
Location: London, UK
Speakers: Lee Bryant
On March 18th 2010, SOMESSO and Headshift/Dachis Group will host Europe’s first Social Business Summit; an invitation-only event in the city of London, which is aimed at business and technology thought leaders interested in the future of social business design.
You can find the announcement on the Headshift Blog.
The agenda and speaker details will be posted [...]
Privacy concerns seem to be constantly in the news, like the recent furor about ‘full body scanners’ being deployed in airports to peer below our clothes as a response to the Abdulmutallab bomb attempt, or the spasm of concerns following the recent demo of TAT’s Recognizr augmented reality application that can determine the identity of people from cell phone pictures or video streams based on public domain photos.
I was watching the Friendface episode of the IT Crowd the other day (you can watch the clip here). At one point, Roy, Jen and Moss are all sitting in the office together but end up talking to each other on ‘Friendface’. It made me think for a moment…
Intuit is frequently referred to as one of the rare examples of a successful social business that operates within the confines of a regulated industry. Christine Morrison, Intuit’s Social Media Marketing Manager and architect of much of this success, recently shared some lessons learned from Intuit’s journey at Social Business Summit 2010.
Later this week, the Sydney Social Business Summit will complete the cycle of three events in three continents that began in Austin on March 11th. I am intrigued to see what sort of event our Headshift colleagues put together down under, and I suspect it will be quite distinct from the two that have come before.