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Finally, some thoughts out of UX Intensive Berlin - Adaptive Path
I was counting down the days to attend the UX Intensive Berlin, expecting it to be the best representation of UX workshops in Europe. The Adaptive Path team is almost a "legend" within the field, and they managed to cover those promises with a very competent and receptive team. While I was trying to distill the main positive outcomes out of those days, I realised I was already applying some of the techniques provided on the sessions. read full post
One conference, two conference, three conference...
Over the past week, I've spent more time at conferences than at Headshift Towers. Last Tuesday was Social Media Influence where Headshift sponsored, and I moderated, a panel on "Having Difficult Conversations". On the panel were our friends Paolo Valdemarin... read full post
Web 2.0 Strategies 2008
During yesterday's Web 2.0 Strategies 2008 in London, speakers from a range of industry sectors traversed fairly well-worn, yet nevertheless interesting, issues associated with the adoption of social tools within businesses to improve operations and externally to encourage better connections... read full post
Social tools for Internal Communications
Participants at a recent Melcrum European seminar on social tools for internal communications came up with some useful insights into the use cases for social software and the barriers and chellanges for deployment read full post
Small is the Next Big Thing
Andy Hobsbawn has released the intro of his book that was partly inspired by TED talks about one of the key trends in contemporary culture: small is the next big thing. read full post
Blogging 4 Business redux
Notes from the Headshift/SixApart session at the Blogging for Business conference in London on April 4, 2007 read full post
Unicom Social tools seminar
Another good event hosted by Dave Gurteen and an excellent presentation from IBM read full post
Social Skills through Social Software Conference
An interesting conference in Salzburg looking at the ways in which social software can assist the development of social skills in education. read full post
Blogs and Social Media Forum
The Blogs and Social Media Forum taking place today in London looks like being one of the most interesting UK-based conferences this year. read full post
We Media 2006 underway in London
The We Media conference "brings together the trailblazers of the connected society - the thinkers, innovators, investors, executives and activists seeking to tap the potential of digital networks connecting people everywhere." read full post
Our Social World Conference
Our Social World Conference in Cambridge read full post
pent up demand for social software events?
Thanks to Alistair for a good London blogging event. Where now for events in London? read full post
Dust or Magic?
Dust of Magic conference will have a day devoted to social/sociable software - see you there I hope read full post
BBC: the Bromsgrove Bloggers Collective
Lots going on in social software for group and network collaboration, and very rewarding when you can help people take the first steps towards using it practically read full post
ETCON: roundup and impressions
The Emerging Technology Conference 2004 was a fascinating and thought-provoking event, and these are my general impressions read full post
Capturing a conference using social software
ETCON as a case study of the many ways in which social software can augment conference proceedings read full post
RSS Winterfest
RSS Winterfest begins read full post
HITS2003: bringing business and design together
IA/ linking to HITS 2003 conference presentations about business and design read full post
KM Europe
A good line up for KM Europe - we will be there for the first two days read full post
DUX presentations and notes
Notes from the 2003 DUX conference read full post
Live blogging from the Weblog Business Strategies Conference
Joi Ito's list of live bloggers from the Weblog Business Strategies conference 2003 read full post
E-government will cost more than it saves
Kablenet research suggests that e-government will cost more than its saves until at least 2012 at current levels of investment and return read full post
ETCON and the Social Software debate
The Emerging Technology Conference has fuelled the debate about social software and, whilst we are still just thrashing around in the dark, there is a lot of useful thinking going on. read full post
The 2003 Emerging Technology Conference
The O'Reilly "Emerging Technology" Conference will take place in Santa Clara California, April 22-25, with a dedicated track for discussing social software read full post
