Enterprise 2.0 Open will take place on 9 March 2008 from 10:00 to 16:00. So far we have some suggestions and wishes for sessions.

What do you think about dividing the sessions into tracks according to their main focus? And what tracks would you prefer?

Example for tracks:

• 10:00 - 12:00 Organization
• 12:00 - 14:00 Communication
• 14:00 - 16:00 Collaboration

Do you think this would be meaningful?

What do you think? Is he right? My initial reaction was like “ugh, this is just overly pessimistic”, but it’s an interesting point of view anyway …

I have set up a Feedburner feed for this blog, nothing special and no need for action, as all RSS-access is redirected automatically to the new feed. Just wanted to enable the splicing of my bookmarked enterprise 2.0 links into the feed, hopefully adding value.

The Enterprise 2.0 conference (June 9-12) looks promising, even more when they’re planning to include unconference elements too. At last, 2008 may turn out to be the year when Enterprise 2.0 arrives in the mainstream. Get your early-year CeBIT update of this space at the Enterprise 2.0 SUMMIT and the enterprise2open, then fly across the big pond in June for even more …

Kongressmedia, the organizers of the Enterprise 2.0 Summit on March 4 at CeBIT Hanover are offering a promotional code for discounted conference access.

Just register with this promocode: E20FRIENDS

With this code you will get a ticket for 150€ (payable via invoice), optionally you may register via Amiando. The Enterprise 2.0 SUMMIT ticket allows CeBIT access on March 4 too, and supplies are limited to 200 conference participants.

The conference program of the Enterprise 2.0 SUMMIT on March 04 is now online.

The topics on the slate look very interesting, they tackle enterprise 2.0 in the contexts of

- Informational Architectures & Collaborative Processes for Change & Innovation
- Building the next Generation of Informational Architectures
- Emerging Processes for Mass Collaboration