The Web 2.0 (and 3.0 and 4.0) Landscape Defined and the Introduction of User 2.0

The Battle for the Social Network Operating System Platform and Redefining System Capabilities to Make Them Socially Centric

The Impact of Advertising on Enterprise Networks and Consumer Software

The Preferred Client Platform of a New Generation and Emerging Markets

What Happens When Everything Is in the Clouds, and Who Are the Winners and Losers?

Persona, Presence, and Location-Based Services

What Everyone Can Learn from Amazon’s Kindle: Harbinger of New Opportunities for Device Manufacturers

Capitalizing on Social Networks

Strategies for User-Generated Content

Virtual Worlds: What’s the Real Business Opportunity?

Microsoft: Has It Become IBM, and What Are the Implications?

Challenging the Incumbents: How Does Web 2.0 Impact Oracle and SAP, and How Will They Respond?

Increasing Customer Loyalty and Connections Through Deeper Understanding and Conversation

Breakthroughs in User Interface, Input, and Output: Changing How We Interact With Systems

The Bifurcated User Model: Digital Immigrants Versus Digital Natives

Social networks—How do social networks transform the computing infrastructure, and how can they be used
for competitive advantage?

Virtual worlds and 3D technology—How will virtual worlds and 3D technology combine to redefine the
man-machine interface?

Mobility—How does the massive proliferation of smartphones and other mobile devices change the architectural landscape? What are the unique requirements of mobile users, and how do these differ on a geographic and demographic basis?

Economics—How does the introduction of advertising-supported software change enterprise business models? When and how will advertising affect enterprise software?

Executive Conferences
AMR Research Supply Chain Executive Conference
May 27 - 29, 2009
The Phoenician
Scottsdale, AZ, US
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Webcasts
Get Ready for Green 2.0
January 21, 2009, 11AM - 12PM ET
Webcast, Live
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