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BIALL Conference - first thoughts

Last Friday I attended the 2nd day of the Annual BIALL Conference. This year the Conference took place in Brighton. This was the second time I'd been to Brighton to attend the Annual Conference back in 2006 I was Chair of the Legal Information Group (LIG) and was chairing a session run by LIG called "Too many resources - too little time" That was a great conference and this one despite the fact I only attended for one day was even better.

That might have been because I was presenting with my colleague Anneli Sarkanen on how we're currently using wikis at our law firm or it might have been because I was able to catch up with some friends I hadn't seen in a long time, either way I had a fantastic time and would of course recommend the BIALL Conference to anyone who hasn't attended before. However If you want to read an impartial view of the Conference then I suggest reading Woodsiegirl's post "BIALL Conference 2010 - General refelection" Woodsiegirl makes some good points about the lack of WiFI or rather the cost of WiFI which was just ridiculous! and about how friendly BIALL are...they really really are!

I'm planning to write some posts about some of the sessions I attended in due course. I'm also certain a lot of the slides are going to be published on the BIALL website but if you're interested in the keynote speech from David Gurteen I've embedded the presentation, which David has published to Slideshare, below.

Full post as published by LI Issues on June 16, 2010 (boomark / email).