| Tuesday, November 9 | |
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![]() 2010 has brought an explosion of new social tools to the market, creating a drone of news and conversation that artificially singles out “social” as a stand-alone solution—and for enterprises, a solution to what? When you peel back the category “social,” what capabilities are we really talking about and which ones are missing when it comes to forming a solution that can truly help people in the workplace be more effective? Learn how to cut through the noise and gain a framework for thinking about the relevance of new tools to their workplace objectives and workplace realities. Attendess will leave this session with a better understanding of use cases and best practices as well as guidance for determining whether a given solution is worth exploring for their enterprise. Speaker - Andy Fox, Vice President of Product Management, Novell Collaboration Solutions
Andy Fox is the creative force behind Novell’s breakout collaboration initiative that delivers the first real-time collaboration and social business environment for enterprises. Prior to joining Novell, Fox founded, led and sold several companies in collaboration, telecommunications and networking. He served as CTO of SiteScape, a web-based team collaboration pioneer that had acquired Imidio, a real-time collaboration products company that Fox founded. Fox was also instrumental in working with Novell through its acquisition of SiteScape. Prior to Imidio and SiteScape, Fox founded iConverse.com, which served the wireless networking marketplace. In his role as chairman and CEO of iConverse.com, Fox was named 2001 Entrepreneur of the Year by MIMC (Massachusetts Interactive Medial Council) and later sold the company to Infoclarus in 2003. In the 1990s, Fox founded and led Cereva Networks, an Internet-related storage area network company; Northeast Telecommunications; and Technically Speaking Inc., a leader in call center and voice response applications and servers, which was acquired by Brooktrout Technology in 1996. | |
![]() Get your burning questions answered by those leading the social business revolution. They've been where you are – pick their brains to get answers to these and other questions:
Moderator - Gia Lyons, Strategic Advisor, Jive Software Gia joined Jive Software in June 2008 as a strategic consultant, crafting custom-fit Jive Social Business Software adoption implementation strategies for her clients’ employees, partners, and customers. Lately, she's taken the additional role of Jive Business Community Manager, where she’s putting into practice Jive Consulting’s community management methods and frameworks. Speaker - Ted Hopton, Wiki Community Manager, UBM Ted Hopton is United Business Media’s (UBM) Wiki Community Manager, responsible for developing UBM’s online community of 5000+ employees across more than a dozen divisions on six continents on a single enterprise-wide social business software platform (Jive SBS). In this role he is accountable to senior management for employees’ adoption of the tool and engagement in the community, as well as developing a transparent and open collaborative online culture. UBM’s internal online community received the 2009 JiveWorld Business Impact Award and has been cited in Forrester Research case studies, as well as Charlene Li’s book, Open Leadership: How Social Technology Can Transform the Way You Lead. Ted writes a blog, Adventures in Social Media (http://www.adventuresinsocialmedia.org/), is a charter member of the 2.0 Adoption Council, and has also been a speaker at the Enterprise 2.0 Conference. Follow him on Twitter @Ted_Hopton. Customer - Claire Flanagan, Director, KM and Enterprise Social Collaboration Strategy, CSC Claire Flanagan is a Director of Knowledge Management and Enterprise Social Collaboration strategy in CSC's Office of Innovation. Previously she has held management roles at IBM and Lotus Development Corporation. She holds an A.S. Management and a B.S. in Marketing from Bentley University. She earned her MBA from Northeastern University. She has over 20 years experience in information design, electronic communications, collaboration applications and knowledge management. In her recent assignment she led a corporate-wide initiative bringing social collaboration to CSC's global employees. She led the effort in both making the business case and leading the deployment strategy for this program, including a global adoption plan. She is now responsible for bringing this capability to CSC's eco-system of customers, partners and prospects. The success of this program garnered two industry awards: JiveWorld 2009 Community Adoption Award and The 2.0 Adoption Council's inaugural 2009 Internal Evangelist award. She has spoken at several industry and customer conferences including Enterprise 2.0, JiveWorld, Enterprise Summit (France). Customer - Trisha Liu, Enterprise Community Manager, ArcSight, Inc. Trisha Liu is the Enterprise Community Manager at ArcSight, a leading global provider of security and compliance management solutions that protect businesses and government agencies. She is responsible for the overall community health, growth, and maintenance of Protect 724, which serves ArcSight customers and partners. In addition, Trisha manages the ArcSight internal employee community. A typical day for her includes driving adoption and engagement campaigns, training end users, mentoring space owners, managing content, advising and executing on site design, and administering Jive system settings. Prior to joining ArcSight in 2007, Trisha has built a vast network of experiences in organizations that range from non-profit trade associations, family owned businesses, start-ups and Fortune 500 technology companies. She earned her BA in Sociology from Stanford University. Customer - Deirdre Walsh, Community & Social Media Manager, National Instruments As the community & social media manager at National Instruments, Deirdre maintains and promotes a Groundswell award-winning community for 140,000 engineers working on applications ranging from LEGO software to hardware for the CERN supercollider. She also provides social media marketing strategy for product launches and other word-of-mouth campaigns that involve lead evangelists, brand blogs, viral videos, and social networks. Additionally, Deirdre connect developers offline at user conferences, Tweetups and other events. As a social media evangelist, Deirdre has been a featured speaker at major events like SXSW, Social Media and Community 2.0, JiveWorld, the Marketing Leadership Council, InnoTech and the Social Media Club. Additionally, I’ve been published in several outlets, including The Wall Street Journal, ElectronicsWeekly, Target Marketing, Media Post, and EDN. Prior to this role, she specialized in media relations, crisis communications and public affairs for companies like National Instruments, Allstate, and Hewlett-Packard. Deirdre graduated in 2002 with a bachelor of science in public relations and minors in business and English from The University of Texas. | |
| Wednesday, November 10 | |
Delivering Exceptional Experiences to Customers, Partners, & Employees - Sponsored by IBM #e2conf-27 (Location: M2)![]() With more business relationships being developed online, providing an exceptional experience is crucial. Come and hear how personalized, mobile-ready websites that encourage social participation can help drive loyalty and profitable growth – plus success stories of organisations who are leading the way. Also get a look into an exciting announcement! Panelist - Ted Stanton, Executive Consultant and Strategist, IBM Smart Work, IBM Ted is committed to maintaining high customer satisfaction while helping customers align business and Collaboration solutions with their strategic business goals. Ted’s strong technical background spans multiple IBM products allowing him to proactively work across technical teams to build Smart Work solutions. Ted holds two bachelor degrees in Computer Science and Mathematics and a master’s degree in Business Administration. He is an award winning author of two IBM Redbooks, an award winning patent holder, certified in over 20 IBM software products, and author of two white papers and eight articles that have been published in a variety of publications. Ted was the product manager for IBM's Social Software solution in 2007 and later helped build IBM's Social Media adoption services. | |




