Sponsored by:
Hanson Capital Management Ltd

FORTHCOMING EVENTS

JUNE

Sustainable WorkLife Conference
eWorking Solutions, Coventry University Enterprises Ltd
12th June 2008

The Sustainable WorkLife Conference is for organisations who wish to explore the possible benefits of eWorking: saving on space, facilities and staff commuting time as well as gaining a new way of attracting the best people.

This can be achieved by creating the right package of culture, management, systems and IT which allows work to be organised, independent of location and time, benefiting, customers, employers and providing freedom for their staff.

The conference will provide the opportunity to:

• Learn how to maximise use of scarce facilities.
• Understand how your organisation can manage work effectively and efficiently to best meet the needs of ALL of the stakeholders.
• Explore how you can reduce your organisational carbon footprint.
• Hear from organisations who are already reaping the benefits of eWorking
• Network with eWorking experts and other key decision makers.

This event, will give an introduction to best practice and the experiences of firms which already have a flexible workforce. Speakers include Peter Madden, Chief Executive of Forum for the Future; Alan Darby of KPMG Midland's People Services Team; Ian Binks of BT; and Dr Simon Slater, Head of Sustainable Development for Advantage West Midlands.

Coventry University Enterprises (CUE), was named 'Best flexible working organisation' in the 2007 Microsoft People Moving Business Awards, run by Management Today, the Chartered Management Institute and Business Link.

To reserve your place.
www.eworking.org.uk
eworking@coventry.ac.uk
02476 236107
eWorking Solutions, Coventry University Enterprises Ltd., The TechnoCentre, Puma Way, Coventry CV1 2TT

JULY

London Connects 2008
Be inspired, be challenged, be informed...

Tuesday July 8 2008
QEII Conference Centre, London

Focusing exclusively on the development of technology enabled services within London, this event is designed to respond directly to the demands of delegates for improved knowledge-sharing and more efficient, customer friendly, and sustainable services. The conference will offer highly practical advice, information and experience from leading figures at the heart of London's public services.

The event will feature innovative keynotes investigating the strategy, vision and changing nature of IT. Panel discussions on the constantly evolving nature and challenges in shared services and in-depth streams will allow you to get the answers to your most pressing questions:

• Mobile working  and the application of new technology:  incorporating GIS and real-time positioning Information management and governance: 
• Creating the business case for data quality, making IT the responsibility of everyone Sharing and partnerships:  Building successful partnerships and "tell us once" Customer services: 
• Contact centres and customer insight, engaging users in service creation Information security and data transfer: 
• Creating a security conscious culture and intelligent use of technology Green IT and flexible working: 
• Sustainable procurement of IT, what does green IT really mean? Making flexible working a reality

http://society.guardian.co.uk/londonconnects08