Archive for the ‘narrative/session descriptions’ Category

I’ve been really digging into the defrag agenda, so much so that what’s currently on the website isn’t totally “current” (that’ll change shortly). As such, I thought I’d walk through and highlight some things, topics and cool stuff that I’m seeing on day 1: Strategic Intuition and

Perry Mizota sent over a session description for “Knowledge Networking and Ambient Intimacy”: Leveraging the knowledge of others has always been important in maximizing one’s productivity in the business world. Now, as the Internet has become a platform for individuals to communicate their expertise on various topics,

Man, I miss those old Wendy’s commercials! Rich Hoeg has a session at Defrag entitled, “Social search in the corporate environment,” and was kind enough to send in this description: Where’s the beef? Have you ever wondered whether all these Web 2.0 tools can be effectively utilized

We’ve got a session title on the board entitled, “Can identity be a filter for information overload?” Ian Glazer, an analyst with Burton Group is moderating. Here’s the thing: I want help figuring out who Ian should be talking to. With that goal in mind, a couple

I’ve been reading a meme lately that goes something like, “tech has gotten boring,” and all I can say is “not in my world.” Sure, maybe if you’re obsessed with the valley-echo, things may seem a little ho-hum, but I’ve been working on the Defrag agenda, so