Canberra collaboration workshop sold out, now a Sydney date (August 25)

Written by James Robertson, published July 21, 2009

Categorised under: Conferences & presentations

Our first Succeeding at collaboration workshop, scheduled for Canberra has been a big hit. We’ve now organised a date for Sydney (25 August 2009). We expect this to fill, so you’ll want to register quickly! Key details:

SharePoint, wikis and blogs are bringing collaboration capabilities into many organisations, and are spreading rapidly. This intensive session will help you put in place strategy and governance that ensures that these tools are successful and valuable.

Collaboration brings many opportunities, and can transform how organisations work. But: the unmanaged spread of collaboration tools can be ‘anti knowledge sharing’, fragmenting information and hiding documents in many individual silos.

There are many questions to answer:

  • What are the true benefits of collaboration?
  • Why does collaboration succeed in some cases, and fail in others?
  • What management and governance should be put in place?
  • Which collaboration tools should be used?
  • Do these tools replace the intranet?

The workshop will be facilitated by James Robertson, managing director of Step Two Designs, recognised as an expert on collaboration and knowledge management. Author of over 200 articles, and the soon-to-be-released Which collaboration tool? report, James has keynoted conferences and workshops around the globe.

When: 25 August 2009, 9am – 5pm

Where: Step Two offices, Sydney (next to Central Station)

How much: $750 + GST (25% discount for Intranet Leadership Forum members)

Full event details and registration

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