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The 2.0 Council is a member-driven peer forum of business and IT leaders from large corporations intent on
- sharing concrete experiences
- examining business implications
- learning from peers
- creating and capturing value from the emergent revolution of Web 2.0 / Enterprise 2.0
The group is composed of a business and IT leader from each member company. The objective is to gain practical insights on using 2.0 tools, processes and strategies for::
- near term cost efficiencies in tough economic times
- innovative business practices
- agility as a competitive advantage
- using social learning to solve business problems
- discovery of answers already in the firm
- adaptive, user-driven implementations
- utilizing low-cost solutions with existing systems
- articulating the value to senior management
Members tell us they want a private, confidential learning environment with other leading firms. The Council will be limited to 22 firms to ensure a private, collegial and candid set of meetings. Vendors, consultants, and media are excluded, unless the group invites them. The Council will meet three times a year at locations convenient to members, with online collaboration and learning in-between.
It’s practical, fun and occasionally inspirational because the members drive the agenda. Isn't that what "2.0" is all about?
Meetings are confidential and membership is by invitation only.
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Next Meeting Meeting Dates:
June 2-4, 2010
Key Topics:
* Executive committee working on a great list of topics including Data Security and Enterprise 2.0,
Portals and 2.0, member company deployment examples.
Location:
American Express Headquarters, New York, NY
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