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Top-ranking ICT Forum SME of the COC AG, INES AG and marketing XL new food for thought will give more topics at the event in may in Toging are compliance and social media in Burghausen, 14.04.2011 – medium-sized businesses of the COC AG, INES AG the ICT Forum and marketing XL focuses on in its sixth edition of in particular the question, what promising ways SMEs can go in times of shortage. Current topics such as compliance will at the same time on this event on May 11, 2011 in Toging am Inn and social media regarded the current as medium-term significance for the company. Participation in the half-day event, which sees itself primarily as a platform for thinking ideas and exchanges of experience by companies in the region, is free of charge. Last year, over 150 senior executives had participated in the ICT Forum. The middle class suffers particularly, that specialists are on the labour market in ever smaller numbers available, because is the existing applicants in Large companies expect”better career prospects, problematizes Andreas Bany, CEO of the COC AG.
To find viable answers must be found, because the success of medium-sized companies in growing dimension of a modern information technology is dependent on”, he stressed. His opinion is a conceivable approach in a networking of companies and service providers through collaborative access to resources. This question is discussed on the ICT Forum by a star-studded Panel of experts with managers, hiring managers, politicians, educational institutions and associations with regional application within the framework of a panel discussion. Advance, the programme envisages practical lectures on Managing Director’s responsibility in the face of the increasing risks of the decision for the Executive floor in the company, as well as to the value of social media in the workplace. Compliance as also Enterprise 2.0 are very current topics, which inevitably also medium-sized companies their Positions need to find and develop concrete ways to practice”, judges the INES Board Member Willi Wamweah.
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