| Starts: | Tuesday November 17, 2009 at 8:00am |
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| Ends: | Wednesday November 18, 2009 at 5:00pm |
| Event Type: | Training/Seminar |
| Region: | Ottawa, Canada Area |
| Location: | Ottawa, ON CA |
| Price: | |
| Website: | http://www.infonex.ca/897/overview.shtml |
| Industry: | marketing and advertising |
| Keywords: | Web 2.0, Government, Social Media, New Media, Facebook, Twitter, Governance, Government Web, Public Sector |
| Intended For: | Internal and External Communications, Public Relations and Public Affairs, Employee Communications, Marketing, Community Consultation, Electronic Communications, IT, New Media, Interactive Media * Intranet and Internet * Government Online * We |
| Organization: | INFONEX Inc. |
Attend INFONEX's Government Web 2.0 & Social Media event, where our prestigious faculty of leading professionals and practitioners will provide you with a complete, in-depth update, practical advice, and specific examples to help you deal with integrating and leveraging technology for enhanced internal and external communication and improved department efficiency. You will be given up-to-the minute details on what's new, how it will impact your organization and the many benefits of social media applications.
http://www.infonex.ca/897/overview.shtml
* Learn what you need to know before implementing Web 2.0 in your organization: fundamental tools and how to use them correctly
* Get insight on the future of policy development with respect to social media
* Hear proven strategies on building your online audience in a Connect2Canada case study
* Leverage YouTube and online video technologies for improved citizen engagement
* Determine key performance indicators to measure the success of your social media initiatives
* Learn how to improve knowledge management using Web 2.0 applications
* Examine the use of social networking sites like Facebook as key components of social marketing
* Examine the benefits of integrating social media with your communication activities: National Aboriginal Health Organization (NAHO) case study
http://www.infonex.ca/897/overview.shtml