Australia’s true intranet conference. Produced by Step Two Designs, this conference is designed by intranet folk for intranet folk. Providing useful, actionable and inspiring information, it will build the knowledge of every participant.
With local and international speakers, and participants from across the region, this is your chance to connect with the rest of the intranet community.
The inaugural conference, Intranets2011, was a huge success. This year it’s even bigger and better!
When: 16-18 May, 2012
What: two conference days plus post-conference workshops
Key conference details
- Conference programme
- Post-conference workshops
- Conference social event
- One-page flier (PDF) — give it to your boss!
- Top ten reasons why your boss should sign off on Intranets2012
- About the conference
- Conference venue
- Conference fees
- Register online
- Presentations from last year (Intranets2011)
Our keynote speakers
We’re pleased to have three amazing keynotes for Intranets2012. Martin is one of the true worldwide intranet gurus, William is a remarkably successful intranet manager with two awards under his belt, and James is our local intranet expert.
William Amurgis (USA) is the director of internal communications at American Electric Power (AEP), a large electric utility serving 5.3 million customers in the United States. His group manages the corporate intranet, AEP Now, which received an Intranet Innovation Award in 2009 and a Nielsen Norman Group award in 2007.
Martin White (UK) is the author of the Intranet Management Handbook and three other books. Over the last twelve years most of his work has been developing long-term intranet and information strategies for companies in the UK, Europe and North America.
James Robertson (Australia) is the author of Designing intranets: creating sites that work, the first textbook for intranet teams, along with What every intranet team should know. James is a passionate speaker who presents a clear vision of the future of intranets.
Praise from Intranets2011
“Everyone that attended was very passionate and enthusiastic. It was really nice to be in a room which had such a great “buzz” about it! The conference emphasised the use of Twitter to make comments about the conference. Thanks for that – I’m now an active Twitter user!”
“New ideas around social networking as a tool within a government framework. A bit mind blowing but I think I can do it before Intranets2012.”
“The highlight was that there was no highlight! … The whole conference was uniformly valuable and interesting, and provided great networking opportunities. I liked that the whole thing ran on-time; the keynote speakers were confident and great presenters. The other speakers provided different hands-on perspectives which were really interesting.”
