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Thursday, March 4, 2010
11 am Pacific/2 pm Eastern

If you haven't been impressed so far with what your work groups can accomplish together, 2010 may be the year your workforce management ship comes in. Are collaborative technologies ready for their heyday? Are you struggling with how to embrace the use and adoption of new social networking or Web 2.0 applications in your learning environment? How do you harness their power to embrace the advancement of informal learning through these vehicles?

Join Jim Lundy, vice president and general manager of collaboration at Saba and most recently managing vice president and distinguished analyst for the social software and collaboration team at Gartner, as he answers these questions and discusses the top eight key trends in collaborative tools for 2010.

Would you like to take your learning organization to the next generation? Leave this session with an informative discussion on how:

1. Learning connections will matter as much as learning transactions.

2. Connecting people to expertise will become an enterprise priority.

3. Employees will demand and receive continuous feedback (performance and more).

4. The traditional organization chart — as we know it — will be replaced by social network analysis maps.

5. Video emerges as the way that people want to learn and collaborate.

6. Mobile learning has finally come of age.

7. Informal processes will be valued and encouraged — these processes will be social and real time.

8. The most successful companies will value collective competencies more than individual competencies.

Join us at this must-see event with one of the industry's most knowledgeable and distinguished experts in collaboration.

Register today!

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Jim Lundy
Vice President, General Manager, Collaboration
Saba

Jim Lundy is the vice president and general manager of collaboration at Saba. He is responsible for driving the strategy and global execution of Saba’s collaboration offerings. Lundy has more than 27 years of experience in both product vision and delivery execution. Most recently, Lundy was the managing vice president and distinguished analyst at Gartner. While at Gartner, he formed and led the social software and collaboration team that focused on e-mail, instant messaging, Web conferencing, social software and team collaboration. Lundy also served as lead analyst on corporate learning and enterprise content management for a number of years. Prior to joining Gartner, Lundy spent 15 years at Xerox in a variety of sales, marketing and management positions in both hardware and software business units. Lundy has a B.S. in finance from Penn State University.

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