Discussing the Social Organization

January 2, 2012 No comments yet

In December I had the chance to attend the LeWeb conference once again. It is always a pleasant and useful experience, but this year there was one more reason that attracted me to it: the main theme of the conference was LoMoSo, that is, Local Mobile Social which ties a lot to our business.

Among the many discussions that took place on stage there was one that touched the subject of the Social Organization. In other words, the ways that enterprises organize themselves to cope with the challenges and the opportunities of Social Media.

The panel discussion in the video that follows, is between Richard Collin, Professor and Director Enterprise 2.0 Institute of the Grenoble Management School who moderates it, Sandy Carter, Vice President, Social Business Sales and Evangelism, IBM, Polly Sumner, Chief Adoption Officer, Salesforce.com and Nicolas Rolland, Director Social Prospective, Danone. Enjoy.

Nikos Anagnostou

Next11 – Berlin 17/18 of May 2011

March 23, 2011 No comments yet

NEXT11 - I'm attending!I have been to Next before. And I was impressed by the size of the conference, as well as by the near perfect organization. That was in Hamburg two years ago.

This year I am also invited as official blogger. And I am pretty happy about it. Not least for the reason that I have not been in Berlin before.

The theme of the conference is “Data Love” which sounds cryptic, at first. It surely does to me. But I will try to decipher it before and during the conference and convey my experience through my personal greek and english blogs as well as this blog.
Stay tuned :)

Nikos Anagnostou

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IOC10 – Our presentation about Social Shopping (Greek)

November 11, 2010 No comments yet

We promised. Here is what we delivered:

Nikos Anagnostou, scicada partner from Institute of Communication on Vimeo.


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