In 2009 I co-founded ASA Interactive with two directors of Profile Development and Training.  At ASA Interactive we work with work-based training providers and internal training departments to design and deliver e-learning content and solutions.  As of 2011 this is my full time focus.

Yay, something I love.  Along with Drupal, over the years I’ve set-up a number of WordPress sites for small to large businesses.

I’ve been involved with SharePoint projects on and off for a few years including portal development, training, e-learning development and project management. Not my favourite technology to work with but work none the less.

In 2009 I developed a training package called the ‘Smart Web Workshop’.  Attendees of this training are mostly small to medium sized local businesses.  The Smart Web Workshop helps businesses get to grips with social media, web marketing and some advanced information management.  For more details go here.

In 2010 I was asked by Oracle to take part in a research report around Enterprise 2.0.  I also sat on a team of Enterprise 2.0 experts for the launch of Oracle’s European Enterprise 2.0 initiatives.  The research report can be found here.

In 2009 I was contracted by Kent County Council to develop the Pic and Mix web service and deliver training to local businesses.   About Pic and Mix:

I’m proud to have been working with the Knowledge Plaza team since before product launch.  I worked with the guys as a lead project manager and consultant  from 2008 to 2011.  Knowledge Plaza is the best (IMHO) enterprise platform for social knowledge sharing and collaboration.

Overall I’ve spent 10 years in and out of the Pharmaceutical industry as an IT Project Manager.  I’ve implemented Phase I Management Systems, managed the largest clinical trial database in the industry and even implemented the industry’s very first global wiki, Pfizerpedia.

Over the year’s I’ve set-up and customised a number of Drupal sites.  By far my favourite CMS along with WordPress (for those who consider WordPress a CMS!).

I often speak at conferences on the topic of Enterprise 2.0 or Social Business Software.  This started in 2006 when one of my presentations, Meet Charlie – What is Enterprise 2.0?, went rather viral.

I set up Applied Trends in 2006 as a vehicle for my enterprise social software consulting and training but now work almost exclusively through ASA Interactive.