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Confluence User Group - London
We are currently in the planning stage for another Confluence User Group event. We haven't set a final date yet, but are looking at end of April, so that we can also highlight some of the exciting features that will... read full post
Conference and events I'm at during March
The social media conference season is rapidly heating up and I'm lucky enough to be taking part in some great events this month.On Wednesday I was at CeBit, the World's largest computing tradeshow, in Hanover, Germany, where I participated in... read full post
Seeing what's next... at the Social Business Summit 2010
Clayton M. Christensen describes in his innovation book "Seeing What's Next" IBM's strategy of focusing on designing computing machines where they control and develop everything, going from processor, memory, hard drives, to the operating system and software. This gives IBM... read full post
Social business case studies from the future
Details of our mini project to gather case studies from the future for our social business summit on March 18 read full post
Cloud culture and the fight for self-preservation
A couple of days ago, I attended the presentation of Charles Leadbeater's "Cloud Culture: the future of global cultural relations" at the Institute of Contemporary Arts in London and I have to say that it was one of the more... read full post
Taking Social Business on the Road
Here are some of the key events for 2010, where we will try to talk to as many people as possible to challenge our ideas, test our hypotheses and fill the gaps in our thinking around social business design. read full post
Social tools for internal communications
This year is all about a practical focus on mainstreaming social tools inside the firewall, and here are a couple of events to get you started read full post
Announcing the Social Business Summit, Europe: London, March 18, 2010
On March 18, 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. read full post
Writing makes us free
Summary of a lovely discussion abotu Twitter hosted by NESTA read full post
Leadership is not obsolete in the networked world
New forms of leadership are emerging in the networked world of Twenty-First Century companies, and traditional leadership skills are by no means obsolete, although they may be expressed differently read full post
A tale of two E20 cities - from San Francisco to Frankfurt
The E20 baton has been handed over from the San Francisco conference to the Frankfurt 20 Summit, and I hope we are in for a good event that focuses more on practice than semantics and definitions read full post
Social Business Design for the Finance Sector
Summary, video and slides of a talk at the SOMESSO Conference in Zürich, November 2009, on social business design in the finance sector. read full post
Social enterprise as a low cost business tool
At LegalTech NYC earlier this year, Lee teamed up with V Mary Abraham to explore 'Five Things Every Legal Practice Should Know About Web2.0'. On 15 October, Lee will be speaking at the New Legal IT Forum about 'Social Enterprise... read full post
What drives sustainability in a 21st Century law firm?
A key section of our report "Social Networking for the Legal Profession" looks forward to the next phase in the evolution of social networking for lawyers. One of the initiatives highlighted in the report is the BT thought-leadership project to... read full post
What does social business design mean for law firms?
Last week, we hosted a well-attended private event as a follow-up to our "Social Networking for the Legal Profession" report. We were privileged to be joined by three of the contributors to the report, who shared with us and their colleagues in the legal profession some... read full post

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