Join our Enterprise 2.0 Conference 2010 Session in June in Boston

 I was pleased to recently learn the session proposal, Using Chaos Theory Principals to Overcome Information Overload within the Enterprise and on the Web, that I submitted with the my Darwin colleague, Thierry Hubert, has been accepted for the Enterprise 2.0 conference in Boston on June 14-17. I have presented at this conference for the past three years and I am very pleased to do it again. I think this is one of the best conferences on enterprise 2.0 and I always get to see so many virtual colleagues in person  Here is a post on the panel session I participated in last year, Thoughts on Twitter and Business for Enterprise 2.0 Conference. Below is the description for our session. We hope to see you there.

With the addition of social media to the already increasing amount of Web content, companies are spending more resources trying to make sense of what is happening. In addition, the connections between formal, informal, structured and unstructured information are becoming more difficult to establish. It may only get worse with the advent of auto-generated content and other content "farms." In this session we will explore and discuss how the application of chaos theory to this issue can help break the silos of information and allow the emergence of meaningful awareness for better decision -making.  This new paradigm moves beyond Page Rank to reduce the impact of traditional SEO techniques that can elevate low quality content.  We will look at how the visualization of connections between content related to a particular theme can reveal new relationships and help with the discovery and awareness of trends, both anticipated and unanticipated. 

Thierry and I are also speaking the Enterprise Search Summit in New York May 11 on Deriving Order From Chaos Through Discovery and Awareness.