by Hylton Jolliffe
February 11, 2009 at 12:35 pm · Filed under
Interviews
If you’ve been tuning in to this blog over the past few days you’ve seen dozens of great interviews by Josh-Michele Ross fly by with interesting speakers and participants in FASTforward’09. As the conference winds down, we thought it would be helpful to gather up a list of the interviews to date. Be sure to check them out when you get a chance – there are tons of excellent insights and stories being shared from many of the conference’s keynote speakers, the contributors to this blog, executives at Microsoft, and other important thinkers and players in media, business, the enterprise, and social computing.
Geoffrey Cubitt, CTO, Roundarch
Jeffrey Dachis, enterprise social technology startup
Jørn Ellefsen, CEO, Comperio
Sue Feldman, research vice president, Content Technologies Group, IDC
Rob Helm, director of research, Directions on Microsoft
Bill Ives, blog consultant and FASTforward blog contributor
Sandy Kemsley, BPM analyst
Kirsti Kierulf, Director, The Fast Innovation Center and Director, Innovation, Technology, and Learning, Accenture
Peter Kim, enterprise social technology startup
Venkat Krishnamoorthy, Head of Investment and Advisory Platform Development, Thomson Reuters
Charlene Li, Altimeter Group
Jevon MacDonald, founder of Firestoker and FASTforward blog contributor
Jim McGee, managing director of New Shoreham Consulting and contributor to the FASTforward blog
Joe McKendrick, author, independent analyst and contributor to the FASTforward blog
Lynda Moulton, lead analyst for enterprise search, The Gilbane Group
Bjørn Olstad, distinguished engineer, Microsoft and CTO, FAST
Robert Paterson, social media consultant and contributor to the FASTforward blog
Bhupesh Pattni, search specialist with News International
Daniel Rasmus, director of business insights, Microsoft Business Division, Microsoft
Valentin Richter, managing director and founder of Raytion
Tom Rizzo, director of SharePoint product management
Clay Shirky, author, consultant, professor
Matt Skone, senior software engineer, LexisNexis
Walton Smith, senior associate, Booz Allen
Perry Solomon, director, product management, Enterprise Search Group, Microsoft
Jared Spataro, director, Enterprise Search, Microsoft
Mark Stone, practice lead, Enterprise Search, EMC Consulting
Paula Thornton, experience design strategist and contributor to the FASTforward blog
by Rob Paterson
April 9, 2008 at 6:15 am · Filed under
Change, Culture, Dr David Vaine, Euan Semple, Interaction, Interviews, KM, Management Theory, Podcasts, Public Media, Relationships, Social Media, Social Networking, Story, The 'Phoric, Video, YouTube
On April 1st, we had the honor of recording a podcast of the esteemed Dr David Vaine, Senior Partner of Apparently KM PLC, who has finally revealed how to make 2.0 work in the most traditional organization.
The link to the “Phoric” is here. I must warn you that some of the material may not be workplace safe.
The ‘Phoric” is a site where well known people in the 2.0 world choose 3 clips from YouTube and discuss why these are important to them. You may find some of the other guests moving and funny. Guest include Matt Moore, Euan Semple, Alex Kjerulf (Chief Happiness Officer)
All fun aside, and there is lots of fun here, the “Phoric shows the “heart” of the 2.0 relationship explicitly and it shows how simple tools can have a huge impact.
Enjoy
by Hylton Jolliffe
February 22, 2008 at 11:25 am · Filed under
Enterprise 2.0, FASTForward '08, Interviews
Below is the full list of video interviews conducted over three days at FASTforward 08. We encourage you to find the time to listen in – those interviewed had many insightful things to say, as did Jerry Michalski, our excellent host for the series, about Enterprise 2.0, the user revolution, search, and much, much more.
- Liv Brahin: UBS
- Gerry Campbell: president, search and content technologies, Reuters
- Michael Cleary: Reuters
- Bob Coxe – chief information officer for Criterion Systems
- Tom Davenport – consultant, author
- Jorn Ellefsen – CEO of Comperio
- Sue Feldman – research vice president, content technologies group, IDC
- Charles Fiesel – Roundarch
- Brooks Gibbins: vice president and general manager, financial services at FAST
- John Hagel – consultant, author
- Clare Hart – EVP, Dow Jones & Company
- Jon Husband: author, blogger, consultant
- Bill Ives: consultant, blogger
- Sandy Kemsley: consultant and blogger
- Kiyosh Kurihara: President of Japanese analyst firm TechVisor JP, Ltd.
- John Markus Lervik: CEO, FAST
- Jevon MacDonald: blogger perspective
- Jim McGee: consultant, author, blogger
- Joe McKendrick – analyst, blogger
- Bjørn Olstad: CTO of FAST
- Robert Paterson - Robert Paterson, consultant, blogger
- Mark Pfeiffer: SAILLABS
- JP Rangaswami: CIO of British Telecom
- Safa Rashtchy: speaker at FASTForward’08
- Jan Paul Raven: Knowledge Concepts
- Benjamin Rudolph: Search Discovery
- Jared Spataro: group product manager, Microsoft
- Tim Stay: Perfect Search
- David Sutija – SVP of enterprise products, FAST
- Kyoko Suzuki: Computer World Japan
- Don Tapscott – strategist, author of “Wikinomics”
- Paula Thornton: experience design strategist
- Nate Treloar: SVP, Interaction Technology, FAST
- David Weinberger – speaker, consultant, author
- Zia Zaman: executive vice president, global marketing, FAST
Keynotes:
- John Hagel: The Impact of the User Revolution on Your Organization
- David Weinberger: The Information Mess – And Why You Should Love It
by Hylton Jolliffe
February 19, 2008 at 6:56 pm · Filed under
FASTForward '08, Interviews, Podcasts
Below you’ll find links to the many great interviews we’ve posted so far. Tune in, pass them around, and feel free to follow up on the interviewee’s remarks in the comments.
- John Hagel – consultant, author
- Joe McKendrick – analyst, blogger
- Bob Coxe – chief information officer for Criterion Systems
- Robert Paterson - Robert Paterson, consultant, blogger
- Clare Hart – EVP, Dow Jones & Company
- David Sutija – SVP of enterprise products, FAST
- David Weinberger – speaker, consultant, author
- Tom Davenport – consultant, author
- Jorn Ellefsen – CEO of Comperio
- Charles Fiesel – Roundarch
- Don Tapscott – strategist, author of “Wikinomics”
- Sue Feldman – research vice president, content technologies group, IDC
by Jerry Michalski
February 19, 2008 at 6:13 pm · Filed under
FASTForward '08, Interviews, John Hagel
Developing talent is one of the key magnets that large corporations can employ to keep their best employees, says John.
Bio: John Hagel, Co-Chairman of Deloitte’s new Center for Edge Innovation, author, speaker, and industry commentator, is a global strategist working at the intersection of business and technology. After a long and distinguished career at McKinsey, the leading management consultancy, he has authored multiple influential books, including Net Worth, Net Gain, and Out of the Box, each illuminating opportunities and challenges of the digital marketplace.

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