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  Visual Thinking and how it is changing today's information workers

Timothy G. Bolwerk, PMP

Wednesday April 19, 2006

Berwick Manor Restaurant and Party House

It's Happening! Smarter software is turning mere data into real knowledge. In a recent Newsweek Issues 2006 article, Microsoft's Bill Gates comments on how intelligent agents and mind-mappers are taking our information democracy to the next stage. Per Gartner Research: In the future, tapping into the minds and information resources of individual knowledge workers and turning them into teams will bring great value to leading-edge enterprise.

This presentation will enlighten you to Visual Thinking & Mindmapping's power, its application, and use by today's corporate information workers. This presentation will be filled with real-world examples, software tools, and techniques to leverage information within today's organizations. Mindmapping tools, which maximize the power of information to create continuous productivity solutions and turning ideas into actions, will be investigated. The power of this smarter software will literally transform how we think--and help us finally realize the potential of a truly global knowledge economy.

The meeting starts at 5:30 pm at Berwick Manor Restaurant and Party House in Columbus. After a social hour with a cash bar, dinner will be served at 6:30pm. The menu is
Appetizer: Fried Mushrooms, Chicken Wings
Salad: Tossed Salad
Entree: Rib Eye Steak, Red Skin Potatoes, Italian Mixed Vegetables
Dessert: Strawberry Shortcake
Dinner Includes: Rolls & Butter -- Coffee, Tea, & Milk
(Vegetarian Meal Available on Request with Reservation)

The cost of the dinner is $18 for COCACM members, $20 for non-members. The talk will begin at 7:30 pm. As always, the public can attend the talk free of charge. But, please make a reservation.

Directions: Berwick Manor Restaurant and Party House is located at 3250 Refugee Rd at the intersection with Winchester Pike, Columbus 43232. From eastbound I-70, exit to US 33 toward Lancaster, turn left on Winchester Pike, and then left again into the Berwick Manor parking lot.

About the Presenter:

Timothy is an experienced Program/Project Manager; who has worked for 25 years in Engineering, Manufacturing, R&D, Product Development, and IT organizations. He currently is a Program Manager in the Architecture & Standards Group within JPMorgan Chase's Global Technology & Infrastructure Organization. Tim is also an active Project Management SME to MindJet Corp., a leading MindMapping software company. Tim is a contributor of maps to MindJet's Web site Map Library and an actively solicited Project Management Expert is the application of MindMapping to the project management profession.

Tim is a past President of PMI's Central Ohio Chapter, a certified project management processional (PMP) and also a Register Education Provider (REP) Quality Reviewer on contract to PMI to approve many of today's global corporation's and training provider's project management training programs. He also is been a guest lecturer on Project Management at MBA & IT classes at a number of Central Ohio academic institutions.  
 
 
 

 
 
 Time & Place 
Wednesday, April 19, 2006 
Berwick Manor Restaurant and Party House  
3250 Refugee Road, Columbus 43232 (directions below). 
Agenda 
5:30 p.m.  Social Hour w/ cash bar 
6:30 p.m. Dinner will be served 
7:30  p.m. Presentation 

Price for dinner 
COCACM members $18 
Non-members $20 

Menu 
Appetizer: Fried Mushrooms, Chicken Wings
Salad: Tossed Salad
Entree: Rib Eye Steak, Red Skin Potatoes, Italian Mixed Vegetables
Dessert: Strawberry Shortcake
Dinner Includes: Rolls & Butter -- Coffee, Tea, & Milk
(Vegetarian Meal Available on Request with Reservation)
 

Directions 
Berwick Manor Restaurant and Party House is at the corner of Refugee Road and Winchester Pike. From eastbound I-70 take the US 33 exit toward Lancaster and turn left on Winchester Pike and turn left again into the Berwick Manor parking lot.  

Reservations Required 
Monday, April 17, 2006 
Dinner is optional, but seating is limited, so you should still reserve a seat.  
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