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A seminar organised by the Association of Information Managers on managing your e-Communications
Friday 18 November 2005
Friday 18 November 2005
10.30am (registration and refreshments)
2.00pm
Clifton House- Belfast
Free of Charge - lunch and refreshments included
Conference
'Managing Information with E-ase: Gaining confidence in e-communication and intranet development'
The seminar will look at 'e-communication' and the delivery of information to internal and external target groups. Helen Day, Project Consultant, Boots Group, UK, will give a presentation on how she transferred her information management skills from deploying end user services to developing and managing the Boots Group's Intranet, introducing portal technology and delivering personalised content to stores.
Following the formal presentation, John McCormick, Information Officer, NICVA will facilitate a workshop session on the practicalities of compiling and disseminating an e-newsletter.
Please email Claire Graham before 14 November 2005 if you would like to attend. As places are limited, they will be allocated on a first come basis.
About the venue
Clifton House, North Queen Street, Belfast is easily accessible and has good parking facilities. It was built in 1771 as a Poorhouse and Infirmary and though it has just undergone a complete refurbishment, the original facade and design of the building has been preserved. The seminar will be held in the Governors Room and delegates can view the artefacts on exhibition in the Interpretative Centre during the day.
The event has been organised by the Association of Information Managers (AIM) and sponsored by the Library and Information Services Council (NI).
About AIM
Speaker Biographies
Helen Day is the winner of the 'Intranet Project of the Year 2004' at the International Information Industry awards and runner up in the 'Special Libraries Association Europe Information Professional Award'. She has been with Boots for 14 years.
John McCormick has been working in the Library and Information field for 15 years, having managed in the public library service before taking up the challenge of the voluntary and community sector just over two years ago.
AIM, formerly the Specialist Libraries and Information Services Forum, addresses the needs of the 'specialist' section within the Northern Ireland information community by providing a forum for:
* networking and sharing good practice;
* learning and professional development.
Membership of AIM is drawn from a wide range of public, voluntary and private organisations which employ a worker to provide specialist information services. We are keen to recruit new members and further information about the objectives of AIM can be found in the 
attached leaflet or visit the 
website
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