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Rob Carter, EVP, FedEx Information Services & CIO, Fedex Corporation

Connectedness: Changing What's Possible
Rob Carter, EVP, FedEx Information Services & CIO, Fedex Corporation (E2 2008)

Don Burke, Intellipedia Doyen, and Sean Dennehy, Intellipedia Evangelist, CIA

From the Bottom-Up: Building the 21st Century Intelligence Community
Don Burke, Intellipedia Doyen, and Sean Dennehy, Intellipedia Evangelist, CIA (E2 2008)

Rishi Chandra, Product Manager, Google Enterprise

Working in the Cloud: How Cloud Computing is Reshaping Enterprise Technology
Rishi Chandra, Product Manager, Google Enterprise (E2 2008)

Carl Frappaolo, Book Author and Vice President, Market Intelligence, AIIM; and Dan Keldsen, Director, Market Intelligence, AIIM

Enterprise 2.0 - A State of the Industry Address
Carl Frappaolo, Book Author and Vice President, Market Intelligence, AIIM; and Dan Keldsen, Director, Market Intelligence, AIIM (E2 2008)

Ross Mayfield, President and Co-Founder, SocialText

Elevating the Enterprise 2.0 Conversation
Ross Mayfield, President and Co-Founder, SocialText (E2 2008)

Mark Woollen, Vice President, CRM Product Strategy, Oracle Corporation

Power to the People: Driving Business Innovation through Communities
Mark Woollen, Vice President, CRM Product Strategy, Oracle Corporation (E2 2008)

Pete Fields, Senior Vice President, eCommerce Division, Wachovia

Wachovia: The Business Imperative for Next-Gen Enterprises
Pete Fields, Senior Vice President, eCommerce Division, Wachovia (E2 2008)

Simon Revell, Manager of Enterprise 2.0 Technology Development, Pfizer Ltd

Enterprise 2.0 In Action: Pfizer
Simon Revell, Manager of Enterprise 2.0 Technology Development, Pfizer Ltd (E2 2008)

Stowe Boyd & Jessica Lipnack

Town Hall


Stowe Boyd & Jessica Lipnack (E2 2007)

Andrew McAfee, Harvard Business School

Enterprise 2.0: The State of the Meme


Andrew McAfee, Harvard Business School (E2 2007)

Bob McCandless

A History of Human Communications and the Future of Collaboration
Bob McCandless (CTC 2006)

David Coleman, Managing Director, Collaborative Strategies

From the Labs: The Best of Research in Collaboration
David Coleman, Managing Director, Collaborative Strategies (CTC 2006)

Jason Fried, CEO of 37Signals

Small Is Beautiful
Jason Fried, CEO of 37Signals (CTC 2006)

Jessica Lipnack and Jeffrey Stamps of NetAge

Show and Tell: Collaborating in the Networked Organization
Jessica Lipnack and Jeffrey Stamps of NetAge (CTC 2006)

John Seeley Brown, former Chief Scientist at Xerox

Globalization, Innovation and Collaboration in the Networked Age
John Seeley Brown, former Chief Scientist at Xerox (CTC 2006)

Johna Till Johnson, President of Nemertes Research

Real-Time Communications Dashboards: Making Real-Time Collaboration Real
Johna Till Johnson, President of Nemertes Research (CTC 2006)

Laurence Prusak, Director of Working Knowledge at Babson College

Show and Tell: The World Is Round
Laurence Prusak, Director of Working Knowledge at Babson College (CTC 2006)

Linda Stone, former Vice President of Microsoft

Attention in an Always-On World
Linda Stone, former Vice President of Microsoft (CTC 2006)

Matthew Glotzbach, Head of Enterprise Products, Google

Consumer Lessons For Business Collaboration
Matthew Glotzbach, Head of Enterprise Products, Google (CTC 2006)

Michael Rhodin, IBM's General Manager for Workplace, Portal and Collaboration Software

Innovations for Real-Time Business
Michael Rhodin, IBM's General Manager for Workplace, Portal and Collaboration Software (CTC 2006)

Stowe Boyd

Generational Shifts: Brain Drain and Youth Culture
Stowe Boyd (CTC 2006)

Melanie Turek, Senior Vice President & Founding Partner, Nemertes Research

Battle for the Desktop
Melanie Turek, Senior Vice President & Founding Partner, Nemertes Research (CTC 2005)

James Surowiecki, staff writer at The New Yorker

The Wisdom of Crowds
James Surowiecki, staff writer at The New Yorker (CTC 2005)

Tom Malone, Professor of Management at MIT Sloan School of Management

Future of Work
Tom Malone, Professor of Management at MIT Sloan School of Management (CTC 2005)