Enterprise 2.0 konference

Andrew McAfee, Harvard Business School

David Weinberger, Everything is Miscellaneous

The phrase "Web 2.0" usefully reminds us that the Web continues to grow and change. In fact, it's easy to underestimate the profundity of the changes to business and life the Web has brought in just 15 years.
The very foundations of business are being rattled as we move from control to trust, from information as an asset to information as a collaborative ecology, from precise lines to a fruitful messiness, from an economics of scarcity to an economics of abundance, from an assumption of self-interest to an assumption of generosity. Indeed, in the new networked environment, organizations that live within clear boundaries do not do as well as organizations that are themselves networks. The meaning of Web 2.0 is even more exciting - and challenging - than its myths. 

Professor Niels Bjørn-Andersen, CBS interviews David Weinberger, Everything is Miscellaneous

The boom and bust of the dot com industry created worldwide concern about the stability of e-business, but for two leading academics in the field, it was just one small glitch in the information revolution. In this session Niels Bjørn-Andersen and David Weinberger will discuss important trends in the information age, looking at the adoption of innovative technologies in the enterprise. The discussion will give strategic advice to businesses looking to expand into the online world. 

Bjørn Olstad, FAST

The use of advanced enterprise search is changing the way people work, leading to a new age of collaboration and information sharing. Organizations are quickly adapting the best of Web 2.0 innovations to transform the enterprise. In this session, we discuss how search is creating an increasingly social enterprise, helping users to make the most of knowledge and expertise and enhancing user and community engagement and collaboration.

Geert Berlanger,
Citi Group

How much do you know about your potential customers? In the current climate of economic instability, having a complete profile of your customers and prospects is an imperative. This presentation will look at how using Search, organisations can more easily understand the diversity of their relationships and touch points with customers and prospects.  Getting this right strengthens relationships, enhances reputation and builds a profitable business.  Getting this wrong can have serious consequences…  

Gisla Soltau Faber
Virk.dk 

Virk.dk er virksomhedernes digitale indgang til det offentlige. Søgeteknologi gør det muligt at finde information, som ikke har fast plads på Virk.dk, men i stedet bliver tilvejebragt fra samarbejdende myndigheder.

Ved udviklingen af det nye Virk.dk, er der blevet valgt at satse markant på søgning, hvilket også medførte et skifte fra traditionel hierarkisk sideopbygning til brug af søgningen som primær navigering. Hør hvilke udfordringer og muligheder det gav, også på medarbejdersiden. Gisla Soltau Faber vil desuden fortælle om, hvilke omstruktureringer, der kan ændre dårlig søgning til god søgning og drøfte om marginalerne mellem en standard og en god søgning har nogen reel indflydelse på et sites succes.

Seniorkonsulent Jens Hofman Hansen, User Experience
Creuna

Søgning er i dag langt meget mere end en et søgefelt og en liste af resultater. Det bør være et centralt element i opbygningen af brugerdrevne webløsninger – kommercielle såvel som ikke-kommercielle. Hør hvad søgning i dag betyder for brugerne og mødet med din virksomhed på nettet. Hvordan udnytter du søgeteknologier til at inspirere dine brugere? Og hvordan kan du tilbyde information, som de ikke engang ved, de har behov for?

IT&KM Specialist Thomas Borch
Novozymes

Novozymes har netop launchet deres nye søge-frontend. Søgemaskinen dækker nu Novozymes’ centrale vidensdatabase og kvalitets-system. Brugerne har mulighed for at bruge filtre, oprette favoritter og alarmer, kommentere dokumenter og meget andet.. Hør også om Novozymes fremtidsplaner for den centrale søgemaskine.

Chefkonsulent Christian Ohm, Dansk Erhverv

Dansk Erhverv and FDIH will present the results from a recent survey on the adaption of Enterprise 2.0 technologies among Danish enterprises. 

Bjørn Olstad, FAST

Search technology is evolving to meet increases in information volumes and evolving technologies and business practices. One of the key areas where search is adding great value now - and the value is set to increase exponentially over the next few years - is in the area of the user. This presentation will discuss how, over the coming years, search is set to transform the life of the user – and the resulting impact to the organisation - be it inside the firewall or over the internet.