Delegates at the Social Business Forum 2011 at the Marriott Hotel |
Interpret the Future has grown from my collaboration with
OpenKnowledge, an international consulting firm that specializes in helping
large organizations realize their business potential through open and
collaborative approaches based on the Social Business paradigm.
We have brought together six
young interpreters who are not only brilliant linguists, but who are also using a
range of social media tools and practices to develop their professional careers
and profiles.
The team is also providing an
English translation of the Social Business Manifesto for OpenKnowledge. This
seminal document is being published in conjunction with the Harvard Business Review Italia.
As part of the project we have
also established a blog called “Interpret the Future” which contains profiles
of all the interpreters and team members, as well as topical articles and discussions
on the opportunities and challenges facing interpreters in the digital era.
“Interpret the Future” will
continue to run after the Social Business Forum in order to provide greater
exposure and networking opportunities for the language professionals involved.
We also envisage developing and extending “Interpret the Future” as an informal
network for (mainly) young interpreters, translators and others who would like
to find out more about the opportunities available from combining language
skills and insights into social media. (More seasoned linguists who would like to exploit new technology to develop their careers will, of course, also be welcome!)
Visit the “Interpret the Future”
blog: http://interpret-future.blogspot.it/
The Social Business Forum is the leading European event on employee empowerment, customer engagement and collaborative innovation. With over 5 years of international experience and expertise it has attracted over 3600 participants and 150+ speakers. Attendees can meet international practitioners, globally recognized thought-leaders and experts. You can also connect with a network of vendors, managers and consultants to build long term relationships that will help your business.
The SBF features free sessions, keynote speeches, parallel business tracks, and an open conference. And, naturally, real-time translation in English and Italian will be provided by the Interpret the Future team!
In addition to dozens of companies sharing experiences and success stories there will be an Expo Pavilion featuring leading Social Business software vendors.
Find out more and get all the latest news from the Social Business Forum: http://www.socialbusinessforum.com/
The Social Business Forum is an international conference organized by OpenKnowledge, a company founded in Italy, with offices in London, Shanghai and Sydney. OpenKnowledge is a consulting firm helping clients realize and increase their performance and efficiency through creative collaboration approaches. OpenKnowledge brings innovation into organizations by means of the new Social Business paradigm which is based upon a more participative, informal and bottom-up approach.
Visit the OpenKnowledge website: http://www.open-knowledge.it/en
Registration at the Social Business Forum, Milan in 2011 |
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