My friend Matt is presenting at the next Business Analysis user group meeting for the ABAA. He is talking about Iterative Prototyping and user centred Design. I have seen Matt present and blog on this topic so it promises to be a great presentation. Hope you can join us. I will ask Matt to post the slides on his blog after the event so stay tuned.
Australian Business Analysis Association
User Group Meeting & End of Year Drinks
ABAA members and business analysis colleagues are cordially invited to attend the ABAA User Group Meeting to be held onTuesday the 4th of December 2007 from 5:30pm to 7:30pm.
Please join us for an exciting presentation
“Iterative Prototyping & User Centred Design”
by Matthew Hodgson (Regional Lead for Web & IM at SMS Consulting)
Followed by
Christmas drinks and nibbles in celebration of another successful year for the ABAA.
Venue: SMS Management and Technology
Ground Floor 8 Brindabella Circuit, Canberra Airport
RSVP: by the 30th Nov 2007 actcomms@abaa.org.au
The Australian Business Analysis Association (ABAA) is a professional organisation which seeks to define, promote and support Business Analysis as a profession nation wide. Further information can be found at: http://www.abaa.org.au
Today I presented to the WIC hot breakfast series on Web 2.0 and the impact of technology on social computing. I talked about how life is really fast paced, we are time poor and don’t have time to catch up with our friends and family as it is, let alone have time for social networking with web friends. But a communication and connectivity revolution is occurring and like any good revolution, its one that connect people, information and knowledge and is about the people and YOU taking control.
Yes, I’m busy and time poor, but what I’ve realised is, this is exactly why social computing works for me. By using the social computing tools available me i am sharing contacts with people I trust and learning how to quickly get through the noise on the Internet, to the sites that are going to be interesting and relevant to me.You can leverage off the power of the many and build your network through friends and friends of friends. Its about getting connected. It also about trust and how you trusted network can work for you so you can gain access to the knowledge and information you need.
This connectivity revolution is fostering innovation and creativity. Instead of the Web 1.0 top down approach to information, Web 2.0 allows a bottom up approach to sharing information. That’s why the social stuff is at the very core of Web 2.0. Knowledge may be power, but the real power is when that knowledge is shared. Viva the revolution!
Just a quick note to let you know that I am presenting at the next WIC hot breakfast series of meetings this week. I am talking about the Impact of Web 2.0 Technology and Social Computing. More information on the event can be found at WIC.
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