The Insider's Guide to Business and IT Agility
The Insider's Guide to Business and IT Agility
June 26, 2008
12:00 pm US Eastern
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Mark Finnern, Collaboration Manager, SAP (bio)Dan Woods, CTO and Editor, Evolved Media (bio)
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SAP's Business Process Expert Community is creating a wiki-published book using a process that adds community input to work created by professional writers. Dan Woods, CTO and Editor of Evolved Media, leads the writing team and presents an argument that someone must go first when creating great content, then the community can help. Mark Finnern, Community Evangelist for SAP Developer Network and the Business Process Expert Community argues that the community must be at the center of the effort and content will flow from their interests. Woods, who has written 16 books and created many large scale wikis, and Finnern, who has participated in the birth and growth of one of the largest developer communities on the web for more than 5 years, both have strong arguments to back up their views.
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Featured Speaker Bios:
Mark Finnern is Chief Community Evangelist of the SDN and Business Process Expert Community. He was instrumental in developing the framework for creating the passion of these communities through introducing Weblogs, reputation system, Wikis and face to face meetings. He began his career with SAP in 1990, and has since worked in Germany and the U.S. as a product manager, consultant, and developer. He founded and hosts the Future Salon that boldly creates a world that works for all.
Dan Woods of Evolved Media, is also the author of SAP NetWeaver for Dummies and Wikis for Dummies, both published by John Wiley & Sons. He's also penned Enterprise SOA, which is being published by O'Reilly and Mashup Corporations, which is published by the Evolved Technologist Press.
Dan also contributed that most effective nautical motif earlier and he's not on deck to describe more specific tools for the BPX can use to sail just about any product to successful completion in just about any climate.
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