Presentations
Intranet 2.0 Presentation
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Speaker: Kathleen Gilroy
Date: June 9, 2006
Next Public Talk on March 30
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Speaker: Kathleen Gilroy
Venue: Bentley College
Date: March 30, 2006
I will be giving a public talk on Collaboration 2.0 on March 30th at Bentley College as part of the Boston Knowledge Management Forum. You can read a description of the talk by clicking on the image below. To register, please go here.
I have attached a slide set for a presentation I made yesterday on Intranet 2.0.
Emerson College Talk
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Speaker: Kathleen Gilroy
Venue: Emerson College
Date: February 22, 2006
For the references for this talk, please check del.icio.us at this tag:
http://del.icio.us/kgilroy/Emersonotter
Mass High Tech: Learning 2.0 Presentation
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Speaker: Kathleen Gilroy
Venue: Silicon Valley Bank
Date: January 18, 2006
Tech Trends Forum: Evolving Web Tools and Services
Wednesday, January 18, 2006 Have you been hearing a lot about Wikis, RSS, Syndication and Aggregation, Blogs, Podcasts, and other recent web developments? Are you trying to figure out:
8:00-11:00 a.m.
Silicon Valley Bank, 2221 Washington St. One Newton Executive Park, Newton
- What old problems can be addressed with this new technology?
- What new business opportunities are now in reach?
In this Tech Trends Forum, you will hear experts review the web tools and services landscape, and provide real-life examples of how they are enabling new solutions to old problems. We will provide an overview of the new tools and services and focus on how several innovative companies are utilizing these new tools and services to rethink approaches to a variety of problems. Attendees will gain insights into this rapidly evolving set of web extensions. Speakers will include various perspectives from innovators, entrepreneurs, educators, investors and analysts.
Participants:
Dan Bricklin, President, Software Garden Inc and creator of Wikicalc
Kathleen Gilroy, CEO, The Otter Group
Shimon Rura, Software Developer, Renesys and creator of VOO2DO.com
Bill Russell, Attorney in Technology, Media and Communications Group, DLA Piper
Pito Salas, President, Blogbridge
Presentation at Harvard's KSG Today
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Speaker: Kathleen Gilroy
Venue: Harvard University
Date: November 8, 2005
I will be giving at talk to Nolan Bowie's class on Information Society: Policy and Politics today at 11:40.
The slides for my talk can be found attached below.
The references to the talk can be found on my del.ici.ous account under KSG. http://del.icio.us/kgilroy/KSG
Slides for BC Presentation
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Speaker: Kathleen Gilroy
Venue: Boston College
Date: November 8, 2005
Here are the slide for my presentation at Mary Cronin's E-Commerce class at Boston College.
B2B 2.0
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Speaker: Kathleen Gilroy
Venue: Advertising Agency
Date: October 27, 2005
Attached below are slides for a presentation I gave to a B2B advertising agency.
Talk about RSS Learning Networks
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Speaker: Kathleen Gilroy
Venue: Mass-ISPI Meeting
Date: September 16, 2005
On Tuesday, October 11th, Kathleen will be giving a talk on RSS Learning Networks at the Mass-ISPI Meeting.
To register, please go to: http://www.mass-ispi.org/
Presentation Description:
Technology was supposed to make learning better, faster, and easier. But technology-enabled learning has not fulfilled its promise. People are spending as much as five hours per week looking for information. While they learn best from one another, the learning management systems organizations are using do not enable that. Companies want each person to contribute their expertise to the maximum benefit of the whole enterprise but until now there have not been systems that make that possible. What we need is a solution that will increase transparency, improve knowledge sharing, allow end users to determine what is of greatest value to them and harness the collective intelligence of an organization.
This presentation will: 1) Explore a new system for learning and information management that solves the problems that users experience with current technologies and methods. 2) See how RSS can be used to create learning networks and enable powerful personalization and customization, complex filtering and analysis of all kinds of content flowing through an organization. and 3) Look at a prototype of an RSS learning network and two use case scenarios where RSS networks are used for innovation in a large financial services company and for resource and project management at a global engineering firm.
The presentation will look at some specific examples of RSS Learning Networks at Merrill Lynch and some use cases of learning networks for project and resource management.
Presentation to Conference Board's Innovation Conference
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Speaker: Glen Mohr
Venue: The Conference Board, New York
Date: May 25, 2005
I was asked by Art Hutchinson, to be part of a panel at The Conference Board “2005 Growth and Innovation Conference,” May 25 in New York. Our panel was supposed to address how it might be possible to use prediction markets to “measure innovation success,” that is, to justify future investment, create new opportunities, reward star performers and to determine when an idea should be abandoned.
Here are the slides from my presentation in which I gave an overview of why the Merrill program is successful and then focused on how programs like it can be expanded, improved, and accelerated by using such new technologies and tools as enterprise RSS and prediction markets to benefit from the collective intelligence of the group.
Madrid Presentation 040905 for .LRN Conference
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Speaker: Kathleen Gilroy
Venue: .LRN Conference, Madrid, Spain
Date: May 9, 2005
Here are the slides for my presentation to the .LRN conference in Madrid on May 9th, 2005.
Winning the Race for Knowledge Worker Productivity
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Speaker: Kathleen Gilroy
Venue: International Conference on National Communications Commission, Kaina University, Taiwan
Date: March 21, 2005
Presented to the International Conference on the National Communications Commission sponsored by Kainan University in Taiwan, March 2005 (submitted by Kathleen Gilroy)
Fidelity Presentation
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Speaker: Kathleen Gilroy
Venue: Fidelity, Boston, MA
Date: January 20, 2005
Presentation Slides (Powerpoint)
Winning the Race for Knowledge Worker Productivity
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Speaker: Glen Mohr
Venue: Merrill Lynch, Instructional Design and Curriculum Development Summit, New Orleans
Date: March 31, 2004
Here is the presentation I gave with Kathy Goldreich, Director, Merrill Lynch GMI Learning and Development, at the Instructional Design and Curriculum Development Summit, March 2004, in New Orleans.
Presentation Description:
Using peer-to-peer learning to unlock talent and impact the bottom line
Merrill Lynch and The Otter Group transformed a second-year MBA course on Investments at MIT’s Sloan School of Management into a learning network of high potential Merrill Lynch employees who develop new products and services for the firm. Now in its fourth year, the MIT/Merrill Lynch Investments program takes 50 high potential employees each year and runs them through a four-month Investments curriculum and a new product development process. Learning Directors from the Otter Group, working with internal Learning Director Kathy Goldreich at Merrill Lynch, design and manage the adaptation of Professor Andrew Lo’s ideas to real-world business problems. Learning is shared across teams and peer-to-peer. The results: new products and services designed by project teams that have now generated millions in return for Merrill Lynch.
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