IT Help Wanted: [itroundtable] Information + Knowledge + Know-How = Competitive Advantage

Thursday, October 27, 2011

[itroundtable] Information + Knowledge + Know-How = Competitive Advantage

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From: AIIM International <IDG@idgpublishing.com>
Date: Thu, Oct 27, 2011 at 12:31 PM
Subject: Information + Knowledge + Know-How = Competitive Advantage
To: lutzpf@gmail.com

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You're invited to attend an:
Executive Social Business Seminar in NY on Nov 10.

Information + Knowledge + Know-How = Competitive Advantage

More than ever, competitive advantage is fueled by employee knowledge and know-how. It is imperative that executives understand how to optimize their information systems to increase the quantity and quality of interactions between employees, customers and partners.

Conventional enterprise applications, content management platforms and BPM solutions excel at standardizing and automating well defined processes. But they fall short in supporting the inherently collaborative work of knowledge professionals like engineers; scientists; supply chain managers; underwriters; financial managers; health and human services case workers; marketers and such.

It's time for forward thinking and practical advice.
Join John Mancini, President of AIIM International (non-profit industry association) for an invitation-only seminar to help you understand how social business technologies can enhance existing information management systems and create workplaces conducive to high-value, collaborative engagement.

Get AIIM's latest research on how its 65,000 members use social technologies (including reports co-authored with Enterprise 2.0 expert, MIT Professor Andrew McAfee and Geoffrey Moore, best-selling author of Crossing the Chasm).
See a new generation of role-tailored, applications that combine social media, content management and enterprise software capabilities via a common user experience.
See how companies like Alcatel Lucent, Land O' Lakes, Balfour Beatty, and CPAC are addressing the last mile of information management with Oracle WebCenter, a leading user engagement platform for social business.

Executive Social Business Seminar

Location:	Princeton Club
Date:	November 10, 2011
Time:	10am - 2pm (Lunch provided)Chance to win an iPad2

To request a complimentary invitation to this exclusive AIIM executive seminar, please send an email to Nataliya Andreyeva at nandreyeva@aiim.org. Please provide your full name, job title, company name, email address and phone number. Questions? Contact Nataliya directly at 301-755-2686.

Download AIIM's new research Social Business Systems - Success Factors for Enterprise 2.0 Technologies.

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NOTE: This event is not open to solution and service providers or consultants. AIIM reserves the right to decline registrations based on these qualifications.

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