Chief Justice Martin of the Supreme Court of Western Australian remarked, “The expense involved in discovery can be horrendous.” Litigation is a commercial reality for many organisations. Giving discovery of relevant documents is typically the most time and cost intensive litigation process prior to trial. Seamus' presentation will illustrate a practical approach to e-discovery, based on the Electronic Discovery Reference Model (EDRM). The presentation will also highlight recent Australian developments in relation to e-discovery.

Presentation to IIM Perth Branch June 2010 Presenter: Debbie Cutts, Manager Information Services, Fremantle Ports  Fremantle Ports’ Journey to Excellence Influencing Change and Implementing Best Practice Information Management In 2007 Fremantle Ports became the first organisation in Western Australian to receive a Gold Award in the 18-year history of the prestigious Australian Business Excellence Awards. Debbie Cutts had a key role in the Awards submission in the area of Data, Information and Knowledge.   This presentation will take you on Fremantle Ports’ journey to best practice information management, including discussion of some of the obstacles the Port has encountered along the way and what strategies were used to influence change, in particular achieving Executive and Management support and user “buy-in”. These obstacles are not unique to the Port but are relevant across all public and private sector organisations. Given the research that 98% of documents are stored in electronic form, Fremantle Ports’ future challenge is to control and manage electronic documents stored in shared network drives.  This presentation will conclude with audience participation and discussion on the contentious topic “Should shared network drives be a thing of the past so that people are forced to store documents in Electronic Document and Records Management Systems”? How is your organisation managing this issue and what are the pros and cons of taking such a bold step?

Presentation to IIM Melbourne Branch - July 2010 by Jeremy Stevenson, Unique World. SharePoint continues to gain popularity as thousands of companies worldwide — ranging from small organizations to Fortune 500 companies — discover how it can dramatically improve the way they connect people, process and information together. In addition, businesses are using SharePoint to tackle their most pressing information management needs — all from a single location where employees can collaborate with team members, search and create social networks for experts and corporate information, manage content and workflow, and leverage business insight to make better-informed decisions. The first presentation of the breakfast seminar will explore the new features available in SharePoint 2010, what they mean for your business, and to leverage them. The second presentation will focus on how some Unique World customers are approaching their SharePoint 2010 upgrades and implementations.

Presentation by Seamus Byrne at IIM Melbourne Branch Seminar. Chief Justice Martin of the Supreme Court of Western Australian remarked, “The expense involved in discovery can be horrendous.” Litigation is a commercial reality for many organisations. Giving discovery of relevant documents is typically the most time and cost intensive litigation process prior to trial. Seamus's presentation will illustrate a practical approach to e-discovery, based on the Electronic Discovery Reference Model (EDRM).   The presentation also highlighted recent Australian developments in relation to e-discovery.

Catalina Ruiz, Vantaz Group What is Change Management? Methodologies and Tools. How is Change Management adjusted to Corporate needs? Change Management Experience in Mining Does Change Management apply to all sorts of changes?

Professor Eric Tsui, Associate Director, Knowledge Management Research Centre,  Hong Kong Polytechnic University One of the challenges related to Web 2.0 is the proliferation of information and how to ever find anything useful! Eric's talk was about ‘TaxoFolk’ - a hybrid taxonomy and folksonomy navigation system currently being used on a number of government websites.

Presentation by Alan Wheat To IIM ACT Conference 2009

Presentation by Alan Wheat To IIM ACT Conference 2009

Presentation by Cheryl Brickell To IIM ACT Conference 2009

Presentation by Peter Maskell To IIM ACT Conference 2009

Presentation by Tony Kwan To IIM ACT Conference 2009

Presentation By Amanda Broomhall To IIM Melbourne Branch July 2009

Patrick Lambe, Principal Consultant & Founding Partner Straits Knowledge, "Taxonomies vs Social Tagging"

Knowledge Management: Its Evolution to a Standard and Its Future(s)