Mar 242012
 

Our ability to sense, analyse, process, create and store digital information is leading to a huge increase in stored data.  This is a problem for many enterprises who see the benefits of tapping into this cornucopia of digital wealth to improve decision support. But how to make this data accessible and meaningful is a considerable challenge.

Joining us at our monthly event on Tuesday 3 April will be representatives of the specialist software companies that are working on the problem of ‘Big Data’ .

The event will held in our usual location,  Conference Room 1, 22/F, United Centre, 95 Queensway (Admiralty MTR Station).

Time: Tuesday 3rd April 2012 (6.30pm – 8.00 pm)
Venue:  Conference Room 1, 22/F, United Centre 95 Queensway (Admiralty MTR Station)

The event is free for HKKMS members  and $200 for non-members.

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Jan 032012
 

Understanding Customers Better Than They Understand Themselves
A one-day special event workshop with Darrell Mann, Systematic Innovation. UK.Darrell mann
Day: January 13, 2012
Venue: Gun Room, Hong Kong Yacht Club, Causeway Bay
Registration: 8:30
Workshop start: 9:00
Lunch: 12:30 to 14:00
Workshop finish: 17:00
Price: HK$1,200 for this FULL DAY event (includes lunch).  A discount is available for members who’s registration is confirmed  before the end of this week.
Details of the event and registration can be found below.

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Dec 152011
 

Innovation and Collaboration in corporate environments

The first meeting of 2012 will be a KMRC/HKKMS joint sponsored event on the 17th January 2012.

The speaker is Annalie Killian, from Australian Mutual Provident (AMP)  who has the wonderful job title ” Catalyst for Magic”  Annalie is an award winning thought leader in driving enterprise collaboration and innovation.  This is a must attend event.

Join us on the 17th January at 7:00pm in Room BC305, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University.

Quick synopsis of the talk
Whilst many other corporate programmes have faltered, the AMP innovation culture has steadily grown, and today enjoys a key strategic focus at the Leadership level.  Annalie will talk about how collaboration and innovation have joined hands to shift the culture of AMP, outline the eco-system approach she espouses, and explain the key role that the AMPLIFY Festival of Innovation and Thought Leadership, an event she created and produce every 2 years, as a catalyst and accelerator of change.”

Who is Annalie?
Annalie’s role focuses on cultivating a culture of innovation and collaboration, helping people across all levels explore new trends, experiment with ideas and emerging technologies, and find ways to apply or commercialise them. She founded AMP’s crowdsourcing innovation programme which has grown from a grassroots movement in 2003 to a company‐wide programme by 2009.

Fuller details of Annalie and this event can be found HERE

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Nov 152011
 

The final HKKMS monthly meeting in 2011  will be held at the Foreign Correspondent’s Club in Central on Thursday 1 December starting at 7.00pm. We will be co-hosting the meeting with KMRC and as it will be our end-of-year meeting , we will be offering canapés, as well as alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages. There will be plenty of time for networking and we will also invite the Hong Kong winners of the 2011 Most Admired Knowledge Enterprise (MAKE)  awards to join us.

The speaker for the event will be Professor Eric Tsui who will update us on the topic of Social Media. A synopsis of the talk as well as a bio of Prof Tsui can be found below.

The event is free for HKKMS members, $100 for KMRC members, and $200 for non-members.  More information of the Foreign Correspondent’s Club, including a map of the location,  can be found at http://www.fcchk.org/

We look forward to seeing you at the meeting.

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