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Initiatives & Innovation:
Managing Disruptive Technologies
Brian Kelly
UK Web
UKOLN
University of Bath
Bath, UK
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About Me
Brian Kelly:
• UK Web Focus – post funded by JISC and
MLA to advise UK HE / FE and cultural
heritage sectors on best Web practices
• Based at UKOLN, University of Bath
• Helped set up Web service in Leeds
University in Jan 1993 - first in UK(?) and
in first 50 registered at CERN)
• Web evangelist from 1993 (against Gopher
orthodoxy!)
• Still evangelising today!
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About The Event
This workshop:
• Second joint UICISA/UKOLN event (following Beyond
Email - Strategies For Collaborative Working In The 21st
Century workshop in Leeds, Nov 2004)
• CETIS are additional co-organiser
The event:
• Opportunity to hear about/use innovative new applications
& development methodologies (e.g. SOA & Web 2.0)
• Discuss deployment challenges (deploying the above)
Wikipedia
The "Disruptive Technologies" title:
• "new technological innovation ... that .. overturns the
existing dominant technology in the market .."
• Disruption to an organisation's road map (cf Web in 1994)
• A catchy title to appeal to potential delegates 
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About The Audience
Which group(s) best represent you?
IT Services
E-learning
Managers
Practitioners
Other
Diverse
Audience
Managers
Support
Practitioners
Development
Web
Managers
Practitioners
Software
Info. Profs.
Designers
Usability
…
Note that the discussion groups will have a balance of
the
different sectors, to ensure cross-fertilisation
of ideas
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About The Technologies
During the event:
• WiFi network available
• Feel free to use – to support the aims of the
workshop
You can:
• Download slides, follow links during talks
• Discuss talks with other delegates
• Use a Wiki for note-taking during discussion
group sessions (more easily shared afterwards)
Remote user(s) can:
• Listen in / watch talks using Skype
Please observe AUP – and note that we may make changes
during
event
in case
problems
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About The Discussion Groups
Morning: E-Frameworks
A1 Technical Issues (Lecture Room 2)
A2 User Issues (Lecture Room 3)
A3 Deployment Issues (Lecture Room 11)
A4 Building the Framework (Lecture Room 11)
Afternoon: Web 2.0
B1 Management Issues
B2 Technical Issues
B3 User Issues
B4 Cultural Change
Notes:
• You have been allocated group 1, 2, 3 or 4.
• Please appoint a report to report back.
• Please use Wiki to keep notes of discussions (so others can
view afterwards).
• Consensus in groups not required – you can note areas of
disagreements.
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