IMS 2009: Business Solutions for a Digital World – London, UK
Olympia Grand Hall
London, UK
IMS provides a forum for IT, marketing, business and professional information management advice to find the corresponding unlimited educational content and to compare the solutions under one roof.
IMS provides the perfect platform for those interested in content management solutions, search and Web 2.0 technologies. Co-location on-line information of the sample will consist of an exhibition, conference, seminar program floor show attracted over 9,000 visitors from 70 countries worldwide.
Key Issues
Content Management
Enterprise and web content management – implementation and ideas for the future
Search solutions
Reviewing the latest developments in enterprise search and compare the latest solutions
Web 2.0 Technologies
Using Web 2.0 technologies and tools that offer new business models and challenging existing practices
Seminars free floor show
For 2009 there are over 50 seminars free floor show on offer. Dedicated to improving collaboration, productivity and creativity in business, covering a wide range of topics and are led by expert speakers
Theater Flows for 2009 include:
* Web and Enterprise Content Management
* Enterprise Search Solutions
* Marketing through social media
Alongside the exhibition traces the prestigious international conference. The online information conference attracts over 800 delegates from over 40 countries. The sessions are decided by a committee of conference on ensuring the most up to date, discussions are currently at the top of the agenda.
The conference for 2009 will feature three tracks, two of which specifically focus on technology. The technology tracks look both updates and preaching, and the application of technologies and their impact on an organizational level.
The main themes of technology tracks for 2009 are:
* Semantic Web
* Organizational Chart 2.0
* Practical Web 2.0
* Search
* Content Management
The slot of the Opening Keynote on day three online information 2009 will be occupied by Charlene Li, Forrester Research founder before, and now the Altima Group. Named “One of the most influential women in technology” by Fast Company magazine, Charlene, co-author of Groundswell is well known for his views on how the social technologies that affect all businesses. Listen to Charlene now where with Talis podcast discusses his thoughts on many business organizations have to awaken to the new way that your customers and employees are interacting.
The Conference
As you all know, 2009 has proved to be another year Momentus the information industry – a year in which each part of our industry has hit the headlines in the press. Google, Bing, Facebook, Twitter and YouTube, some of the new super-brands are now household names and part of the fabric of society. Has there been a better time to be an information professional?
If the recession has beaten tough in many sectors. And, of course, belts are reinforced. But nothing seems to stop the wave of innovation in our industry. In any case, the economic climate has driven even greater innovation and allows companies to be even more radical in the way they use the tools and information platforms available.
This year’s conference line information display case all these innovations and Guidance for the new trends for 2010.
We have three tough:
* The Social Web – tools for conversation and collaboration in life and business
* The Semantic Web – bringing the structure and integration into the world of information
* Delivery of value – Information Professionals demonstrating and proving its value
Each of the tracks are by keynote speakers are leading their industry.
On day 1, for the inauguration of our core we Dame Wendy Hall and Professor Nigel Shadbolt – the thought leaders of the movement of the Semantic Web. Together, they are on a mission to transform business, academia and government for the exploitation of semantic technologies.
On day 2, we have Professor Blaise Cronin, Editor in Chief of the Journal of the American Society for Information Science and Technology. Known for his understanding of information science, will explore how we can educate and train information professionals to operate in this world of greater complexity and faster change.
On Day 3, we Charlene Li, co-author of Groundswell – Winning in a world transformed by social technologies, will explore how organizations must transform themselves to take advantage of the changing social fabric. Charlene will discuss how organizations use social tools ‘OPN’ will change the business world. She will be talking about how organizations need to enhance the “openness” and how to drive and lead this change.
Sea bottom – winning in a world transformed by social technologies, was recently awarded the prize of 2009 Berry-AMA book for the best book in Marketing from the American Marketing Association.
Our opening closing panel, moderated by Steve Arnold incisive, will discuss and debate the impact of cloud computing and open source search and content markets. Who will be the market leaders in 2010?
If there is a conference to round off the 2009 and prepare for the challenges of information from 2010 – Online Information 2009 is! Can you really afford to lose?
Online Information Conference 2008
The 2008 conference attracted over 800 delegates from over 40 countries. The conference provided a forum dedicated to learning, debate, professional development, technology reviews and assessments, expert discussion as well as case-study presentations and exchange of research results and opinion.
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