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"85% of knowledge workers will be using collaborative tools by 2006" (Source: Meta Group) Can you afford NOT to collaborate? -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Building and Sustaining a Collaborative Working Environment Learn how to drive stronger financial performance and increase competitiveness through connected modes of working 4th & 5th March, 2004, London Ark's extensive research and recent survey discovered that many organisations wanted collaboration to develop specific organisational functions, such as to improve internal communication and reduce costs. This, however, requires a major shift in attitudes, involving hearts, minds and technology. This two-day conference has been designed to best equip YOU with the information you need to implement a successful collaborative working initiative which will inspire knowledge workers and to provide a better service to your customers. It features case-study presentations by organisations that have successfully developed a best practice in collaboration. 'Building and Sustaining a Collaborative Working Environment' will showcase new tools and techniques that intend to pave the way for new forms of collaboration to emerge. Hear case studies on topics such as: Defining Collaboration: What it is and how it can improve the success of your organisation Encourage development of new and increased knowledge exchange through problem-solving communities of practice Giving customers, partners and employees real-time access to the information they want To ensure audience participation, we have a limited number of places available at this event. Book before the 16th January 2004 and receive your 10% discount. To register or to see more information, please email Jacquie Bran or hit reply and quote '464-G1'. Alternatively please call us on +44 (0)20 8785 2700.

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Is there a link for this ?

I'm a bit sceptical about these types of events - maybe good for networking, but that's about it.

I'd rather we spent the money on getting some internal infrastructure to facilitate CoPS, or funding our time to organise an internal seminar to discuss what we're doing and elicit views and requirements from other colleagues.

Nick Throp on December 4, 2003 7:21 PM

Agree about the seminar and (in your earlier response to the value proposition) about the article for SCM. I reckon there is a really strong piece of content here for the Communication/Knowledge management community.

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