Web 2.0 Revisited
Since the term “Web 2.0” was first coined—generally meant to
convey the broad set of web technologies such as social networks, user-generated
content portals, and “mash-ups” or web application hybrids—the web has matured
beyond our expectations.
We’re now beginning to see the broad adoption of platform technologies including
Facebook, Twitter, iPhone and Google (Android) phone app systems, Google app
platform, and multiple “widget” platforms. For businesses, this shift in the
technology space begs important questions about our audience, our markets, and
our concept of branding.
The panel will discuss the implications of the maturing technology space for
businesses and will explore how these changes may impact the way we do business,
market our products and services, and define our brands.
As a prime case study, we will look at the award-winning marketing campaign of
President Obama which used multiple technology platforms to huge strategic
advantage. Businesses need to stay aware of these trends always, as such mediums
continue to affect transactions both in communication and commerce.
Panelists:
- Chris Amato, Knectar Design
- John Bidwell, Bidwell ID
- Silvana Gravini, Silvana Net
- Jeff Hobbs, MassLive
Date: Thursday, May 7, 2009
Time: 9:00 - 11:00 a.m.
Location: Scibelli Enterprise Center, 1 Federal Street,
Springfield (directions)
Cost:
$40
Contact: Western Regional Office SBDC at 413-737-6712 x100
or msbdc@msbdc.umass.edu.
Register online with link below.
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