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Research 2.0 in Australia

Normal blogging service may be disrupted this week as I am running a series of workshops in Australia and Singapore for Australian agency Colmar Brunton. The client focused workshops are looking at the issues surrounding online research and how to implement Research 2.0 in Australia.

The first workshop took place today in Brisbane, where a large cross-section of clients were shown the state of the art thinking in terms of Web 2.0 and the way that agencies, such as Colmar Brunton, are responding by developing Research 2.0. Tuesday will see the road show move to Melbourne, followed by Canberra, Sydney, and Singapore.

From a workshop leader's point of view it is nice to see a company put its money where its mouth is in terms of taking the Research 2.0 message to clients, and from a personal point of view it is nice to have a reason to be back in Australia.

October 30, 2006 in Web 2.0 | Permalink