Banking Technology 2008

Enterprise & Web 2.0 for Financial Services

Bank Tech 08

Where/When:

Sydney May 29

MGSM CBD Campus

Level 6, 51-57 Pitt St

Sydney

Cost:

$895 + GST

$695 + GST (Online Banking Review & Retail Banking Review subscribers)

To register:

Download registration form

Email: forums@onlinebankingreview.com.au

or call (07) 3217 3422

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Agenda

Banking Technology 2008: Enterprise & Web 2.0 for Financial Services
8.45am	Registration opens
9.15am	Keynote Speaker The business benefits of Enterprise 2.0 Defining Enterprise 2.0 and what it means for business Global experiences & frameworks for implementation How financial institutions can benefit from Enterprise 2.0 Ross Dawson, Chairman, Future Exploration Network (confirmed)

10.00am	Building a collaborative culture inside a conservative corporation Using Enterprise 2.0 tools to encourage innovation How AMP uses wikis and blogs to foster knowledge sharing and collaboration Communicating the benefits to staff and senior management Annalie Killian, Head of Innovation & Catalyst for Magic, AMP (confirmed)

10.40am	Networking break

11.00am	Enterprise investment in Web 2.0 technologies Why companies are investing in Web 2.0 What's standing in the way of future investment Forrester forecasts on the tools and vendors which will attract the most investment G. Oliver Young, Analyst, Forrester Research (Pre-recorded interview)

11.15am	Interactive roundtable session A chance for participants to break-out and discuss some of the topics presented during the day with their peers

12.00pm	How to make your Enterprise 2.0 project a success Framing the need/goals for everyone involved in your Enterprise 2.0 project Getting agreement and building an Enterprise 2.0 roadmap How to get the build phase right first time around Adam Bateson, Director, NetReturn Consulting Bernard Harper, Managing Director, NetReturn Consulting
12.30pm	Lunch
1.30pm	Peer-to-peer lending: friend or foe? The potential market for social lending in Australia The technology behind a successful P2P offering The role of the financial services sector in P2P lending Pat Hammond, Chief Executive Officer, Fosik (confirmed)

2.05pm	Is it time to give Second Life a second chance? Understanding the connection between virtual worlds and the real world What business people are doing inside Second Life Training and marketing opportunities of virtual worlds Mandy Salomon, Senior Researcher, User Environments, Smart Internet Technology CRC, Swinburne University (confirmed)
2.40pm	Enabling effective video communications A live demonstration of how you can record video and publish online, and some case studies of financial services clients using video to enhance Web 2.0 campaigns Ian Gardiner, Managing Director, Viocorp (confirmed)
3.00pm	Networking break

3.20pm	Thinking in eternal beta The role blogs and chat forums in helping PayPal develop its product and service offering Building Web 2.0 apps that meet the needs of financial services customers Balancing security and innovation Dinuke Ranasinghe, Product Director, Australia, PayPal (Confirmed)
3.55pm	Panel session: Blogging for fun and profit The risks and rewards of blogging The role of internal and external blogs Some lessons learnt from the frontline Sarah Cutbush, General Manager, Marketing & Member Experience, Savings & Loans (confirmed) Benn Glazier, Head of eBusiness Marketing, Russell Investment Group (confirmed) Tarnya Baohm, Online Marketing Manager, RaboBank (confirmed)

4.45pm	Close & networking cocktails

Foresight Forums Calendar 2008

FORUM	DATE	LOCATION
Technology: Enterprise & Web 2.0 for financial services	29 May	Sydney
Security 2008: Combating multi-channel banking fraud in an increasingly connected world	26 June	Sydney
Marketing 2008: Innovation in Financial Services Marketing	14 August	Sydney
Retail Delivery: Branches to Stores	25 September	Sydney
Payments: The next generation of payment methods	23 October	Sydney
Quest for Talent: Recruitment, retaining & rewarding key talent in financial services	20 November	Sydney
Review/Preview	11 December	Sydney

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