Comments for J. Boye Conference: Philadelphia 2010 http://jboye.com/conferences/philadelphia10 A knowledge sharing summit for online professionals Sun, 24 Apr 2011 19:43:16 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 Comment on How do you build a winning web team? by How universities are implementing mobile strategies | Philadelphia 2011 News | J. Boye Conferences http://jboye.com/conferences/philadelphia10/how-do-you-build-a-winning-web-team/comment-page-1/#comment-156 How universities are implementing mobile strategies | Philadelphia 2011 News | J. Boye Conferences Sun, 24 Apr 2011 19:43:16 +0000 http://www.jboye.com/conferences/philadelphia10/?p=1753#comment-156 [...] the right decision.Nathan also spoke at the Philadelphia 10 conference where he shared his view on building a winning web team. According to Nathan, a crucial ingredient in that recipe was governance – a much more important [...] [...] the right decision.Nathan also spoke at the Philadelphia 10 conference where he shared his view on building a winning web team. According to Nathan, a crucial ingredient in that recipe was governance – a much more important [...]

]]> Comment on Which is the best way of moving print publications online? by Nine steps towards agile online governance | Philadelphia 2011 News | J. Boye Conferences http://jboye.com/conferences/philadelphia10/which-is-the-best-way-of-moving-print-publications-online/comment-page-1/#comment-154 Nine steps towards agile online governance | Philadelphia 2011 News | J. Boye Conferences Thu, 17 Feb 2011 18:00:51 +0000 http://www.jboye.com/conferences/philadelphia10/?p=2043#comment-154 [...] also spoke at J. Boye 10 in Philadelphia, where he gave a highly rated talk on moving print publications online and we are excited to welcome him [...] [...] also spoke at J. Boye 10 in Philadelphia, where he gave a highly rated talk on moving print publications online and we are excited to welcome him [...]

]]> Comment on Focused intranet vendors; moving in on the market? by eIntranet: A costly toolbox for stage 1 intranets | J. Boye http://jboye.com/conferences/philadelphia10/focused-intranet-vendors-moving-in-on-the-market/comment-page-1/#comment-153 eIntranet: A costly toolbox for stage 1 intranets | J. Boye Sat, 12 Feb 2011 13:35:33 +0000 http://www.jboye.com/conferences/philadelphia10/?p=2489#comment-153 [...] eIntranet has more social capabilities than established intranet competitors (see recent coverage: Focused intranet vendors; moving in on the market?), but with a list price of USD 250,000 for an organisation with 4,000 users, eIntranet is also not [...] [...] eIntranet has more social capabilities than established intranet competitors (see recent coverage: Focused intranet vendors; moving in on the market?), but with a list price of USD 250,000 for an organisation with 4,000 users, eIntranet is also not [...]

]]> Comment on Intranet by Make your intranet easier to use in 2010 | J. Boye http://jboye.com/conferences/philadelphia10/program/tracks/intranet/comment-page-1/#comment-145 Make your intranet easier to use in 2010 | J. Boye Fri, 17 Dec 2010 13:16:45 +0000 http://www.jboye.com/conferences/philadelphia10/?page_id=491#comment-145 [...] what to do. Attending intranet events, such as the upcoming J. Boye events in Copenhagen and Philadelphia, can inspire you with good ideas for how to improve intranet usability. There are also many freely [...] [...] what to do. Attending intranet events, such as the upcoming J. Boye events in Copenhagen and Philadelphia, can inspire you with good ideas for how to improve intranet usability. There are also many freely [...]

]]> Comment on Learn from a thriving business started on…Twitter! by Learn how to make connections, invade conversations and much more | Aarhus 2010 News | J. Boye Conferences http://jboye.com/conferences/philadelphia10/learn-from-a-thriving-business-started-on-twitter/comment-page-1/#comment-137 Learn how to make connections, invade conversations and much more | Aarhus 2010 News | J. Boye Conferences Tue, 24 Aug 2010 07:17:12 +0000 http://www.jboye.com/conferences/philadelphia10/?p=1953#comment-137 [...] also spoke at our Philadelphia conference in May as part of one of the most popular sessions, where she shared the strategies she found to be [...] [...] also spoke at our Philadelphia conference in May as part of one of the most popular sessions, where she shared the strategies she found to be [...]

]]> Comment on Higher education by Mark Greenfield - Higher Education Web Consulting » Recap of the J. Boye conference (from a higher ed perspective) http://jboye.com/conferences/philadelphia10/program/tracks/higher-education/comment-page-1/#comment-128 Mark Greenfield - Higher Education Web Consulting » Recap of the J. Boye conference (from a higher ed perspective) Wed, 12 May 2010 11:46:43 +0000 http://www.jboye.com/conferences/philadelphia10_test/?page_id=423#comment-128 [...] higher ed track featured many people I know including Bob Johnson, Jay Collier, and Mike Richwalsky. I gave a [...] [...] higher ed track featured many people I know including Bob Johnson, Jay Collier, and Mike Richwalsky. I gave a [...]

]]> Comment on Social Business–The Next Step in Social Media by nick trendov http://jboye.com/conferences/philadelphia10/social-business-the-next-step-in-social-media/comment-page-1/#comment-125 nick trendov Sat, 08 May 2010 19:28:32 +0000 http://www.jboye.com/conferences/philadelphia10/?p=2856#comment-125 Questions are important and aligning new questions to new answers is a capacity that business sorely lacks. In my experience its not about the technology and not the content but rather how and why people gather. We need a reason to do something different even when the same old way isn't the answer any more. Simply put a problem has changed and the old answer is not aligned with the new question. Questions are good, answers better, if they match the latest question. Cheers, Nick Questions are important and aligning new questions to new answers is a capacity that business sorely lacks.

In my experience its not about the technology and not the content but rather how and why people gather.
We need a reason to do something different even when the same old way isn’t the answer any more.

Simply put a problem has changed and the old answer is not aligned with the new question.
Questions are good, answers better, if they match the latest question.

Cheers,
Nick

]]> Comment on Social Business–The Next Step in Social Media by Martin Schobert http://jboye.com/conferences/philadelphia10/social-business-the-next-step-in-social-media/comment-page-1/#comment-121 Martin Schobert Wed, 05 May 2010 17:46:54 +0000 http://www.jboye.com/conferences/philadelphia10/?p=2856#comment-121 Very interesting summary of questions. But my problem as a consulter in communication & product development in the tourism biz still is the fear of my customers about an unknown topic - using new technology. So my experience is that only organizations which are willing and open to deal with an organizational change management project are able to succeed. Conclusion: it is not the marketing or pr/online department which is the social media key player in an organization. It is still the CEO or managing director who has to be convinced about the benefits social revolution provides to her/his company! Very interesting summary of questions. But my problem as a consulter in communication & product development in the tourism biz still is the fear of my customers about an unknown topic – using new technology. So my experience is that only organizations which are willing and open to deal with an organizational change management project are able to succeed. Conclusion: it is not the marketing or pr/online department which is the social media key player in an organization. It is still the CEO or managing director who has to be convinced about the benefits social revolution provides to her/his company!

]]> Comment on It starts at the Jetlag Reception tonight by Janus Boye http://jboye.com/conferences/philadelphia10/it-starts-at-the-jetlag-reception-tonight/comment-page-1/#comment-115 Janus Boye Mon, 03 May 2010 05:55:45 +0000 http://www.jboye.com/conferences/philadelphia10/?p=2794#comment-115 Hartvig, it usually goes to around 11pm or so. Safe travels from Denmark. See you there! Hartvig, it usually goes to around 11pm or so. Safe travels from Denmark. See you there!

]]> Comment on EPiServer: The fastest growing European WCM vendor in the US? by Petr Palas http://jboye.com/conferences/philadelphia10/episerver-the-fastest-growing-european-wcm-vendor-in-the-us/comment-page-1/#comment-114 Petr Palas Mon, 03 May 2010 04:48:11 +0000 http://www.jboye.com/conferences/philadelphia10/?p=2765#comment-114 I'd like answer Joel's question (or was it a challenge?): I don't have numbers of new clients, sites or sales of EpiServer in the U.S., but for Kentico, I can say we've been on the U.S. market for almost 6 years (our first client was actually Gibson Guitars) and we've had a U.S. office since the end of 2008. We currently have over 500 registered partners in the United States, out of which 34 are Gold Certified Partners and 48 Certified Partners. It makes 82 experienced partners who passed the certification requirements. There are 24 partners who built 10 or more sites with Kentico CMS (and these are only the sites they can use as a reference!). You can see the list of our U.S. partners at http://www.kentico.com/Partners/Solution-Partners.aspx. We don't publish financial data, but we've been growing our revenues in the U.S. by 100+% consistently since beginning. I’d like answer Joel’s question (or was it a challenge?): I don’t have numbers of new clients, sites or sales of EpiServer in the U.S., but for Kentico, I can say we’ve been on the U.S. market for almost 6 years (our first client was actually Gibson Guitars) and we’ve had a U.S. office since the end of 2008. We currently have over 500 registered partners in the United States, out of which 34 are Gold Certified Partners and 48 Certified Partners. It makes 82 experienced partners who passed the certification requirements. There are 24 partners who built 10 or more sites with Kentico CMS (and these are only the sites they can use as a reference!). You can see the list of our U.S. partners at http://www.kentico.com/Partners/Solution-Partners.aspx. We don’t publish financial data, but we’ve been growing our revenues in the U.S. by 100+% consistently since beginning.

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