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MARCH SEMINAR CANCELLED - In the light of the current situation regarding COVID-19, we have taken the decision to cancel our upcoming seminar on 26 March. All those who have already booked will be contacted. We hope to run this session in July. #netikx102
Two weeks to go! Using Previously Hidden Knowledge to Think Like a Genius: an introduction to TRIZ with
@rondon London, Thursday 26 March https://netikx.org/events/ #netikx102 #TRIZ #innovation #creativity
Three weeks to go! Using Previously Hidden Knowledge to Think Like a Genius: an introduction to TRIZ with
@rondon London, Thursday 26 March https://netikx.org/events/ #netikx102 #TRIZ #innovation #creativity
This should read Thursday 26 March - apologies for error! Hope to see many of you there #netikx102
Booking open now! Using Previously Hidden Knowledge to Think Like a Genius: an introduction to TRIZ with @rondon London, Thursday 26 February https://www.netikx.org/events/ #netikx102 #TRIZ #innovation #creativity
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Top three take aways on virtual collaborative working: 1. Preparation - making sure IT works, having a clear agenda and timings 2. Clear outcomes 3. Understanding of cultural differences #netikx101
What next for the Web and information services? Linked data and semantic search
/1 Comment/in Developing and exploiting information and knowledge, Harnessing the web for information and knowledge exchange, Netikx /by NetikxBy Nicola Franklin Where is the web going? That was the question the speakers at the 2nd November 2011 NetIKX seminar were aiming to answer. This join event, run with the Information for Energy Group (IFEG) and hosted at The Energy Institute, addressed the issue of linked data and the semantic web. Whereas Web 1.0 […]
Developing our capability – a seminar with Chris Collison
/3 Comments/in Developing and exploiting information and knowledge, Netikx /by NetikxBy Nicola Franklin Yesterday afternoon saw me crossing London to attend my second NetIKX seminar, which I was looking forward to after a very interesting first foray a few months ago on the topic of social media use in organisations. On this occasion we were to learn about the use of River Diagrams in facilitating […]
Defragmentation – the latest meeting
/0 Comments/in Developing and exploiting information and knowledge, Netikx /by NetikxThe third meeting of what began with the fragmentation /death on the CILIP LinkedIn Group last August was held on Tuesday 31 May. The first two meetings, the second of which I wrote about on 24 February, were invitation only, but this one was open to all, and attracted over 70 people. It was hosted […]
Knowledge management and organisational strategy – NetIKX March 2011 seminar
/0 Comments/in Developing and exploiting information and knowledge, Managing information and knowledge, Netikx /by NetikxAnother lively and thought-provoking NetIKX seminar took place on Thursday 24 March at the British Dental Association which is fast becoming our preferred location as healthy numbers of people continue to support our programme. Flooding at Trafalgar Square, power cuts on the underground and speakers stuck on trains gave us a few hairy moments but […]
From fragmentation / death to cohesion / life
/3 Comments/in Developing and exploiting information and knowledge, Netikx /by NetikxIn August last year Mark Field started a discussion on the CILIP LinkedIn Group which he called The Fragmentation Death of the Information Professions. It attracted some 200 comments, and runs to around 29,000 words. (You can find the whole thing at http://tinyurl.com/35bglbs, but you have to be a member of the group to access […]
Using social media to achieve organisational goals – the next steps
/4 Comments/in Harnessing the web for information and knowledge exchange, Netikx /by NetikxBlog by Elisabeth Goodman A shift from skepticism about, to evangelism for Social Media? On 19th January, NetIKX hosted what proved to be a very successful seminar on this theme, with speakers Dr Hazel Hall1 and Nicky Whitsed2. It was a follow-on seminar to one hosted the previous year, where we had introduced our members […]