Be2camp@WorkingBuildings2009 October 7, 2009

Be2camp is the place for people interested in how the latest web applications and web design techniques (Web 2.0; eg: RSS, blogs, Twitter, Wikis, Google Maps) could help build a better, more sustainable built environment - from planning and design through construction to occupation and management of buildings, infrastructure, landscape, etc.

This event is being divided into four themed participative sessions (each lasting approximately half a day). This will allow participants to select and register to attend the focused session(s) most relevant to their interests:

* Wednesday 7 October 2009: 10am-1pm - Web 2.0 and FM - how Web 2.0 can support new ways of working in facilities management, health and safety, security, occupier/user feedback, etc
* Wednesday 7 October 2009: 2pm-5pm - Web 2.0 and sharing AEC data - from collaboration and building information modelling to applications for sharing energy usage data
* Thursday 8 October 2009: 10am-1pm - Web 2.0 for communication - using Web 2.0 in PR and marketing, for recruitment, for training, etc
* Thursday 8 October 2009: 2pm-5pm - Web 2.0 and location-related data - Building applications that share location data, from Google Maps to Open Street Map, inside buildings, across cities, continents, even virtual worlds!

Within each theme, topics will be selected by the prospective audience through discussionon the Be2camp website, with the 'running order' emerging in the run-up to the event.

Official Website: http://be2camp.ning.com/page/be2campworkingbuildings2009-1