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On Wednesday, October 28, 2009, I attended the monthly Knowledge Workers Toronto Meetup. This meetup features great presentations from prominent knowledge workers from the Toronto region. The event, as usual, was organized by Connie Crosby and Stephanie Barnes. Regular meetup contributor Martin Cleaver was unable to attend.
The meetup took place at Kramer’s Bar & Grill at Yonge and Davisville. The use of their upstairs for our meetup is a great way for them to generate additional income on a normally quiet night. Much to my delight, Kramer’s featured free Wi-Fi for their paying clientele.
Free Wi-Fi, in my opinion, is becoming a must for any establishment serving the modern Knowledge Worker. A simple request to the bartender provided me with the appropriate router password for my iTouch and a creamy Guinness to lubricate my brain.
Tonight’s presentation was from Ray Gilbert, President of ICTkeynote Inc. Ray presented his views on how organizations make decisions. He planned to focus on the evolving need to shift from Dashboards to Actionboards. This shift proposes the need to present action items as opposed to simply providing status-updates.
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