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Twitter Feed for SCIP DC Event - New Ways of Knowing 2.0
Our good friends at SCIP's DC chapter are having what looks to be a great CI workshop today called "New Ways of Knowing 2.0" - check it out directly on the Twitter search page or I've dropped a feed onto the top of the Ning site as well. Description is below for those interested - looks like they're just finishing up snacks before program start at 12:45 Eastern.
Have a great day everybody!
- Arik
Greater Washington DC Chapter Half Day Meeting New Ways of Knowing 2.0: Enterprise 2.0, Social Media and the Future of Intelligence and Decision-Making
Wednesday, January 28, 2009 - 12:00 PM - 5:00 PM
Embassy Suites Chevy Chase Pavilion, Washington, DC
Program Description
Intelligence is at a watershed moment. After decades of developing a profession to collect information and provide early warning, we find ourselves in a broad-reaching financial catastrophe that was unknown or ignored by decision makers. Despite a collection and analysis of economic information, most businesses walked unknowingly into a ruined banking sector, retail distribution on the brink of bankruptcy, housing grotesquely overvalued, American automobiles at the point of extinction - all while most leaders continued to view change as incremental.
This unprecedented current economic crisis seems to represent a failure of intelligence. After all, if intelligence cannot motivate leaders to action, then as professionals we must ask - what good is it? Many analyst voices in the desert warned about the risks in real estate, derivate markets and reliance on leverage, but it's not clear that this led to action. Are we in our current mess because the leaders in business and government simply didn't listen? If so, how can intelligence professionals deliver analysis that drives appropriate action?
The next generation of intelligence might solve the inherent weaknesses of Intelligence 1.0 by relying on a broad range of information, focusing on relationships over hierarchy and replacing official dogma with a continuous dialogue. Technology will be a major driver in this evolution: Web 2.0 and social media tools are moving into the mainstream-- not just in the consumer space but also in business. 2008 has seen the year of "Enterprise 2.0." Web 2.0 has gone to work to enable collaboration, smash silos and change business processes. Intelligence analysts have new tools and methods at their disposal for primary research, secondary discovery, collaborative analysis and communicating actionable insight.
"New Ways of Knowing 2.0" will be an interactive educational event in which we will examine the potential of social media to improve the intelligent organization of the future. Participants can expect to teach as much as they learn and see connections among diverse concepts, tools, intelligence practices and business processes. Our panelists will include:
Suki Fuller, social media maven and CI consultant Eric Garland, strategic forecaster, intelligence thought leader, author of Future Inc: How Businesses Can Anticipate and Profit from What's NEXT, and principal of Competitive Futures, Inc. August Jackson, market and competitor intelligence analyst and Enterprise 2.0 evangelist at Verizon Business.
You will come away with this program with immediate an actionable advice about how you can incorporate Enterprise 2.0 tools into your intelligence processes to improve your ability to adapt to our ever-changing world. Discussions and highlights from the program will be posted to the new SCIP DC chapter blog at http://scipdc.wordpress.com/.
About the Panelists
* Suki Fuller, social media maven and CI consultant
* Eric Garland, strategic forecaster, intelligence thought leader, author of Future Inc: How Businesses Can Anticipate and Profit from What's NEXT, and principal of Competitive Futures, Inc.
* August Jackson, market and competitor intelligence analyst and Enterprise 2.0 evangelist at Verizon Business.
Location
Embassy Suites Chevy Chase Pavilion
4300 Military Road., NW
Washington, DC 20015
Directions & Parking
The Embassy Suites Chevy Chase Pavilion is located near the corner of Military Road and Wisconsin Avenue in the Friendship Heights section of the District/Maryland line. The hotel itself is situated above Friendship Heights Metro Station (Red Line). Convenient underground parking is available on-site for a small fee. Driving directions are available here: http://www.embassysuitesdcmetro.com/embassy-suites-directions.php.
Registration Fees
SCIP Members - $60.00
Non-Members - $70.00
Students - $50.00 (Non-SCIP members, please contact Dionedra Dorsey)
*Please Note* Due to the room capacity pre-registration is encouraged to ensure access to the meeting. Registration is capped at 50 participants, and we may not be able to accommodate late or on-site registrations.
Agenda
Registration & Networking - 12:00 PM
Food & Beverage - 12:00 PM
Presentation - 12:45 PM - 4:00 PM
Q&A / Networking - 4:00 PM - 5:00 PM
Have a great day everybody!
- Arik
Greater Washington DC Chapter Half Day Meeting New Ways of Knowing 2.0: Enterprise 2.0, Social Media and the Future of Intelligence and Decision-Making
Wednesday, January 28, 2009 - 12:00 PM - 5:00 PM
Embassy Suites Chevy Chase Pavilion, Washington, DC
Program Description
Intelligence is at a watershed moment. After decades of developing a profession to collect information and provide early warning, we find ourselves in a broad-reaching financial catastrophe that was unknown or ignored by decision makers. Despite a collection and analysis of economic information, most businesses walked unknowingly into a ruined banking sector, retail distribution on the brink of bankruptcy, housing grotesquely overvalued, American automobiles at the point of extinction - all while most leaders continued to view change as incremental.
This unprecedented current economic crisis seems to represent a failure of intelligence. After all, if intelligence cannot motivate leaders to action, then as professionals we must ask - what good is it? Many analyst voices in the desert warned about the risks in real estate, derivate markets and reliance on leverage, but it's not clear that this led to action. Are we in our current mess because the leaders in business and government simply didn't listen? If so, how can intelligence professionals deliver analysis that drives appropriate action?
The next generation of intelligence might solve the inherent weaknesses of Intelligence 1.0 by relying on a broad range of information, focusing on relationships over hierarchy and replacing official dogma with a continuous dialogue. Technology will be a major driver in this evolution: Web 2.0 and social media tools are moving into the mainstream-- not just in the consumer space but also in business. 2008 has seen the year of "Enterprise 2.0." Web 2.0 has gone to work to enable collaboration, smash silos and change business processes. Intelligence analysts have new tools and methods at their disposal for primary research, secondary discovery, collaborative analysis and communicating actionable insight.
"New Ways of Knowing 2.0" will be an interactive educational event in which we will examine the potential of social media to improve the intelligent organization of the future. Participants can expect to teach as much as they learn and see connections among diverse concepts, tools, intelligence practices and business processes. Our panelists will include:
Suki Fuller, social media maven and CI consultant Eric Garland, strategic forecaster, intelligence thought leader, author of Future Inc: How Businesses Can Anticipate and Profit from What's NEXT, and principal of Competitive Futures, Inc. August Jackson, market and competitor intelligence analyst and Enterprise 2.0 evangelist at Verizon Business.
You will come away with this program with immediate an actionable advice about how you can incorporate Enterprise 2.0 tools into your intelligence processes to improve your ability to adapt to our ever-changing world. Discussions and highlights from the program will be posted to the new SCIP DC chapter blog at http://scipdc.wordpress.com/.
About the Panelists
* Suki Fuller, social media maven and CI consultant
* Eric Garland, strategic forecaster, intelligence thought leader, author of Future Inc: How Businesses Can Anticipate and Profit from What's NEXT, and principal of Competitive Futures, Inc.
* August Jackson, market and competitor intelligence analyst and Enterprise 2.0 evangelist at Verizon Business.
Location
Embassy Suites Chevy Chase Pavilion
4300 Military Road., NW
Washington, DC 20015
Directions & Parking
The Embassy Suites Chevy Chase Pavilion is located near the corner of Military Road and Wisconsin Avenue in the Friendship Heights section of the District/Maryland line. The hotel itself is situated above Friendship Heights Metro Station (Red Line). Convenient underground parking is available on-site for a small fee. Driving directions are available here: http://www.embassysuitesdcmetro.com/embassy-suites-directions.php.
Registration Fees
SCIP Members - $60.00
Non-Members - $70.00
Students - $50.00 (Non-SCIP members, please contact Dionedra Dorsey)
*Please Note* Due to the room capacity pre-registration is encouraged to ensure access to the meeting. Registration is capped at 50 participants, and we may not be able to accommodate late or on-site registrations.
Agenda
Registration & Networking - 12:00 PM
Food & Beverage - 12:00 PM
Presentation - 12:45 PM - 4:00 PM
Q&A / Networking - 4:00 PM - 5:00 PM
Comment
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Comment by Tadeusz Lemańczyk on January 29, 2009 at 1:02am
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"intelligence cannot motivate leaders to action" -- it reminds us of Sorge-Stalin case ( http://books.google.pl/books?id=efcStZ0QUT0C&pg=PA84&source... ), doesn't it?
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