Facilitated by: Dr. Bonnie Cheuk (Global Head of Knowledge & Information, Environmental Resources Management (ERM), United Kingdom)
With support by Professor Eric Tsui, Associate Director, Knowledge Management Research Centre, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University
As a stark contrast to introducing the traditional Enterprise Knowledge Management applications into organizations, social software, a kind of Web 2.0 tools, has generated much interest and made solid inroads into many large organizations. Enterprise 2.0 is a collective term given to Web 2.0 applications that specifically focuses on leveraging the social capital and collective intelligence for organizational gains.
This forum will discuss the rate of adoption, challenges and benefits for introducing Enterprise 2.0 applications drawing from local and overseas case studies. Demonstrations and hands-on experience for participants will also be provided. In particular, attend this forum and
- Understand the principles behind Web 2.0, Enterprise 2.0 and social software
- Identify the potential Enterprise 2.0 applications for your organization
- Learn about the benefits of social software for your employees and what sacrifices you have to make?
- How to leverage social tagging for enhanced knowledge navigation and foster a co-learning environment?
- Learn how ERM uses Enterprise 2.0 to help transform itself into a global environmental consultancy which helps some of the world's largest organisations to tackle the tough environmental challenges facing them
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