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Recording of our Designing for Adoption webinar
A recording of our Designing for Adoption webinar is now available on Atlassian.tv:The slides themselves are also available on SlideShare.We invited people to ask questions during the Webinar and here are some pointers to further reading: Mark Morrell describes how BT... read full post
Webinar: Designing for Adoption - Friday 23rd Oct @ 9am (Sydney time)
This Friday morning (9am, Sydney, Australia time), Anne and I are excited to be presenting a webinar for Atlassian. We will explain the benefits of customising Confluence and how applying a user-centered approach can help to overcome the typical barriers... read full post
Powered up Downunder!
While we were asleep downunder, the Twitterverse was going wild with the announcement of the Dachis Group's acquisition of Headshift - followed by a series of blog post commentaries. Rather than re-post what Social Business Design is all about, I... read full post
Photos from our Social Media Breakfast
We enjoyed a great morning of discussion and conversation at our Social Media Breakfast last week, which was hosted by Marketing Elements at The Vault, at Fox Studios in Sydney.You can see the rest of this photo set over on... read full post
Social Media Breakfast on 29th July 2009 in Sydney
If you are reading this blog, I'm sure you are aware that social media is not an overnight fad - it is here to stay and it will no doubt evolve and change again as technology continually advances. Headshift and Marketing... read full post
Public Sphere #2 videos
Video recordings of each of the Public Sphere #2 presentations are now available online - including mine:Public Sphere: Government 2.0 - James Dellow from Kate Lundy on Vimeo.There are plenty more videos to browse through if you have time.... read full post
Government 1.0 is dead. Prepare for the Age of Government 2.0!
When you work in government, there are always lots of training and information sessions on this and that - from how to behave ethically to the procedure for booking a meeting room. There is a particular pattern to this kind... read full post
Notes from Day 2 at Connecting Up Australia 2009
OK. I'm a little slow coming back to you with notes from day two of Connecting Up 2009, however I wanted to get my slides up for you to go with this post: Smarter > Simpler > Social: Case studies... read full post
Notes from Day 1 at Connecting Up Australia 2009
Despite ongoing connectivity issues (and this affected everyone live blogging and Twittering), it didn't stop me from enjoying the first day of Connecting Up Australia 09. Very briefly, some of the highlights from the first day included:Cheryl Kernot mentioning Patient... read full post
Web 2.0 in Government 2009 and Dominic Campbell from FutureGov
The event Website for the Web 2.0 in Government 2009 conference I mentioned the other day has been updated with more details about the program of speakers.There is one slight change that I know isn't reflected on the event site... read full post
Government and non-profit sector conferences coming up in May and June
I have a couple of conferences that I'm attending coming up in May and June that may be of interest, both with a strong community, non-profit and government flavour:Connecting Up 2009 - 11th-12th MayThe first is the Connecting Up 2009... read full post
A Postcard from BarCamp Canberra
Last weekend I had the great pleasure of participating in BarCamp Canberra, with a personal objective of networking with other like minded people interested in Government 2.0. Canberra is of course the centre of federal government in Australia, so I... read full post
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