Summer 2006

SF Bay Area & Silicon Valley Cluster Special Action/Research Event The Future of Media (brochure) Tuesday, July 18, 2006 5:00pm - 9:00pm Secure, Online Registration (Online registration in advance is required.) The Future of Media Summit http://futureexploration.net/fom06/ The Future of Media Summit is a unique network connection and conversation among top media thought leaders. The format is simultaneous network media events in San Francisco and Sydney. Interactive cross-continental conversations will create an impactful and valuable experience for all. Key features of the Future of Media Summit include:  Linking, comparing and contrasting global media markets  Bringing together media thought leaders to develop new perspectives  Building relationships  Providing specific insights to media markets  Highly interactive, including extensive audience conversations and participation  A fun, engaging, social and unique experience for all participants  Substantial high-level Future of Media Summit content will include the Future of Media Podcast Series, research, strategy and frameworks for the future of media. Where: The World Trade Club (Behind Ferry Building on the Embarcadero in San Francisco) When: Tuesday, July 18 from 5PM-9PM. Who: Chris Anderson, editor-in-chief, Wired Magazine, http://www.wired.com/ Dr. Moira Gunn, host, TechNation, http://www.technation.com/  John Hagel III, author & speaker, http://www.johnhagel.com/ Andy Halliday, CEO, OurStory, http://www.ourstory.com/ Ray Kotcher, CEO, Ketchum PR, http://www.ketchum.com/ Craig Newmark, customer support, Craigslist, http://craigslist.org/ Registered participants in San Francisco receive a copy of Chris Anderson's "The Long Tail: Why the Future of Business Is Selling Less of More" and John Hagel's "The Only Sustainable Edge: Why Business Strategy Depends on Productive Friction and Dynamic Specialization" for signing July 18 by the authors in San Francisco. This low-cost, high-impact media summit will fill fast. Register today  to guarantee your participation.

SF Bay Area & Silicon Valley Cluster Venue The World Trade Club One Ferry Plaza San Francisco, California 94111   Directions, Maps, Parking

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Spring 2006

SF Bay Area & Silicon Valley Cluster Special Action/Research Event Enterprise Value Networks: Leading 21st Century Knowledge Friday, April 7, 2006 8:00am - 5:00pm Secure Registration Form Secure Online Registration in Advance is Required preferred   Sponsors Affiliates   GenIsis Technology & Value Network Fieldbook (Use Discount Code VNA41) Value Networks Feeds and Channels Subscribe to Value Networks Email:

SF Bay Area & Silicon Valley Cluster Special Action/Research Event Mission Bay "Prepare to be Amazed" UCSF Mission Bay Mission Bay Community Center (The Large Red/Rust Building) 1675 Owens Street San Francisco, California USA   UCSF Mission Bay Directions

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Fall 2005 Event

SF Bay Area & Silicon Valley KM Cluster®  Special Action/Research Event Prediction Markets Summit Friday, December, 2, 2005 8:00am - 5:00pm Registration (Registration in advance required) preferred Secure Registration Form -sponsors- CommerceNet Blog Prediction Markets Briefing Channel   Prediction Market Blogs Risk Markets -- Jason Ruspini Washington Stock Exchange Marginal Revolution Chris F. Masse Otter Group   Press

SF Bay Area & Silicon Valley KM Cluster® Venue Mission Bay "Prepare to be Amazed" UCSF Mission Bay Mission Bay Community Center (The Large Red/Rust Building) Fisher Banquet Room (ground floor) 1675 Owens Street San Francisco, California USA   UCSF Mission Bay Directions

 

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2006 Special Event

SF Bay Area & Silicon Valley KM Cluster® Event The Engelbart Hypothesis: Beyond Collaboration To Collective IQ 2006 8:00am - 5:00pm preferred Secure Form KMBlogs

SF Bay Area & Silicon Valley KM Cluster® Event 1366 Mission 1366 Mission Street @ 9th Street San Francisco, California 94103 Phone: (415) 561-3456

 

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Last Event

SF Bay Area & Silicon Valley KM Cluster® Event Social Media KM Cluster Annual Summit Next Practices Series: Business Blogs Monday, April 18, 2005 8:00am - 5:00pm Registration Business Blogs Only preferred Secure Form

SF Bay Area & Silicon Valley KM Cluster® Event 1366 Mission 1366 Mission Street San Francisco, California 94103 Phone: (415) 561-3456

 

 

 

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Background

 

The San Francisco Bay Area and Silicon Valley KM Cluster^® is a federated action/research network and professional, academic and business community of practice. It was launched in 1998 to address the needs of the local KM community and business stakeholders.

The San Francisco Bay Area and Silicon Valley KM Cluster is devoted to creating a common understanding, shared vision and focused action regarding applied KM and enterprise collaboration for business.

The KM Cluster is a user community. It represents the greater San Francisco Bay Area and Silicon Valley Basin and San Francisco Bay Area and Silicon Valley. It is vendor-agnostic and draws support only from participants.

The purpose of this San Francisco Bay Area and Silicon Valley KM organization is to enable and sponsor a San Francisco Bay Area and Silicon Valley cluster of Knowledge Management (KM) practitioners, executives, academics and researchers.

The mission of the San Francisco Bay Area and Silicon Valley KM Cluster is to fundamentally advance the art and science of KM and its application to business.

Events carry a small community sponsorship tuition.

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San Francisco Bay Area and Silicon Valley KM Cluster Benefits

Active participation in local community has always been critical for sustained business achievement and professional growth. To master today's fast-moving business environment a high degree of externally facing interaction is required continued success.

By providing a KM venue for people, processes and technologies, the KM Cluster facilitates productive collaboration between business communities, thought leaders and technologists. This collaboration is a core mechanism for creating wealth and new business opportunity.

 

Transorganizational social networks are elemental to thriving business ecosystems.

San Francisco Bay Area and Silicon Valley KM Cluster participants enjoy the following benefits:

-  Interaction with other local practitioners, experts and leaders
-  Access to future-focused technologies and management practices
-  Development of shared business context and vocabulary
-  Participation in a community of practice and building strong relationships

The San Francisco Bay Area and Silicon Valley KM Cluster charter is to lead quarterly conversations, for professionals in the greater San Francisco Bay Area and Silicon Valley area.  

For further information, please email: sfo@kmcluster.com.

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