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Speaker: Richard Hughes, Director of Product Strategy, Broadvision
Amidst the all the debate about the value of social media influence and reputation measures such as a Klout, little attention has been given to where such metrics are undoubtedly valuable - on organizations' own social networks.
Amidst the all the debate about the value of social media influence and reputation measures such as a Klout, little attention has been given to where such metrics are undoubtedly valuable - on organizations' own social networks.
Speaker: Mike Grafham, Head of Customer Success EMEA, Yammer
Enterprise Social Networking (ESN) can be a significant enabler to changing the way you do business, delivering improvements to areas as wide as sales, marketing, innovation, employee engagement and recruitment. In this short presentation, we will:
Enterprise Social Networking (ESN) can be a significant enabler to changing the way you do business, delivering improvements to areas as wide as sales, marketing, innovation, employee engagement and recruitment. In this short presentation, we will:
Speaker: Amr Salem, Managing Director, Emerging Markets - Cities and National Infrastructure, Cisco Systems
- The Sustainability Advantage of Smart+Connected Communities
- Environmental, Social, and Economic Benefits of Smart infrastructure
- The Sustainability Advantage of Smart+Connected Communities
- Environmental, Social, and Economic Benefits of Smart infrastructure
Rob Parkes, Lead "Internet of Things" Growth Program, Alcatel Lucent
Brendan Dick, Managing Director, BT Regions
Simon Giles, Senior Principal Intelligent Cities, Accenture Global
Brendan Dick, Managing Director, BT Regions
Simon Giles, Senior Principal Intelligent Cities, Accenture Global
Speaker: Emma Wild, Head of Knowledge Economy, CBI
The growth of the internet has led to a fundamental shift in the way creative industries do business. Emma Wild will explore what happens as new players emerge, old business models are challenged and the boundaries of
The growth of the internet has led to a fundamental shift in the way creative industries do business. Emma Wild will explore what happens as new players emerge, old business models are challenged and the boundaries of
Speaker: Jon Kingsbury, Programme Director - Creative Economy, NESTA
The creative industries are critical to the UK’s cultural and economic success, contributing more than £50 billion to the economy every year. They also generate important 'spillover' benefits for other sectors
The creative industries are critical to the UK’s cultural and economic success, contributing more than £50 billion to the economy every year. They also generate important 'spillover' benefits for other sectors
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BCS, BIMA, BroadVision, BT, Coadec, Colt Technology Services, Digital Shoreditch, Enternships.com, ExCeL, Google, Greater London Authority, Intel, London & Partners, Match.com, O2, Qualcomm, Taylor Wessing, Vodafone
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