New Workshop — Web 2.0 Executive Bootcamp

Web Directions started out with very much a designer and devel­oper focus. But, based on feed­back, and our gen­eral obser­va­tions about the indus­try, we recog­nised that there was a need for a wider focus on the web — not just the prac­ti­cal­i­ties of imple­men­ta­tion, but the strate­gic and busi­ness side as well.

Last year, we intro­duced a third management/​strategy track, and we are con­tin­u­ing that this year.

In addi­tion we’re excited to be able to announce a new 1 day work­shop, in con­junc­tion with Hinchcliffe & Company , the “Web 2.0 Executive Bootcamp”.

Delivered by the highly expe­ri­enced Jeff Kelly, along with Australia’s own Stephen Collins the boot­camp leads par­tic­i­pants through a deep explo­ration of the lat­est ideas, busi­ness mod­els, trends, and tech­niques behind Web 2.0 with a spe­cial empha­sis on proven, action­able meth­ods for cre­at­ing new online prod­ucts and ser­vices – or trans­form­ing exist­ing ones – using a Web 2.0 model.

The course has been deliv­ered to thou­sands around the world, and it’s the first time it’s been offered here in Australia.

If you, your team, or your boss, need to revi­tal­ize your strate­gic web think­ing, you’ll be hard pressed to find a bet­ter way to do that.

The work­shop is fan­tas­tic value at $450 for con­fer­ence atten­dees, or $550 for others.

As an added incen­tive, the first 25 peo­ple to sign up will receive a copy of Dion Hinchcliff’s (founder of Hinchcliffe & Company) forth­com­ing Web 2.0 Patterns for O’Reilly Publishing.

The work­shop is on Tuesday September 23rd at the Powerhouse Museum, along with our other work­shops, and you can reg­is­ter online right now.

3 responses to “New Workshop — Web 2.0 Executive Bootcamp”:

  1. […] a year — stand­alone or con­cur­rently with regional events such as Web Directions South, where the very first Web 2.0 University Executive Bootcamp in the south­ern hemi­sphere will be offered as a […]

  2. Really look­ing for­ward to it!

    : )

    • By:john
    • August 25th, 2008

    Thanks Katie!

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