Information Operations Global 2012
June 26 - 29, 2012
london , United Kingdom
Delivering Effects through Influence Activity
As the best attended, most relevant and most influential meeting of its kind in the world, Defence IQ is delighted to announce the return of our 11th annual Information Operations conference: Information Operations Global. With the event continuing to attract a truly international audience to discuss a diverse range of PsyOps, StratComs and influence issues, the remit of the conference has spread well beyond Europe into a truly global affair. It really has become the “must attend” IO event of the year, providing complete coverage of operations from the tactical to the strategic level.
Building on the success of last years conference, Information Operations will continue to bring you up to date with all the lastest developments from around the world. Taking your positive feedback into account, the event will provide greater emphasis on interactive debate with more panel sessions, extended networking breaks and round table discussions. We will also be providing a number of speaking slots to non-military influence professionals to examine how the frameworks and methodologies they employ could be utilised within the military domain.
Benefits of attending
Attend Information Operations Global in order to:
-Gain a holistic view of the latest issues facing the information operations community, with four individual themes structured to provide briefings on strategic, tactical and non-military approaches to communication and influence campaigns.
-Examine how social media influenced the events of the Arab Spring and how your command could be better utilising this medium for greater reach and audience understanding
-Assess what role information operations should play in contingency planning and how such communications can be used in conjunction with local outreach teams to prevent conflict
As the best attended, most relevant and most influential meeting of its kind in the world, Defence IQ is delighted to announce the return of our 11th annual Information Operations conference: Information Operations Global. With the event continuing to attract a truly international audience to discuss a diverse range of PsyOps, StratComs and influence issues, the remit of the conference has spread well beyond Europe into a truly global affair. It really has become the “must attend” IO event of the year, providing complete coverage of operations from the tactical to the strategic level.
Building on the success of last years conference, Information Operations will continue to bring you up to date with all the lastest developments from around the world. Taking your positive feedback into account, the event will provide greater emphasis on interactive debate with more panel sessions, extended networking breaks and round table discussions. We will also be providing a number of speaking slots to non-military influence professionals to examine how the frameworks and methodologies they employ could be utilised within the military domain.
Benefits of attending
Attend Information Operations Global in order to:
-Gain a holistic view of the latest issues facing the information operations community, with four individual themes structured to provide briefings on strategic, tactical and non-military approaches to communication and influence campaigns.
-Examine how social media influenced the events of the Arab Spring and how your command could be better utilising this medium for greater reach and audience understanding
-Assess what role information operations should play in contingency planning and how such communications can be used in conjunction with local outreach teams to prevent conflict
Venue
Location: Charing Cross Hotel
A Guoman hotel near The Strand
The Charing Cross hotel can truly claim to be at the very centre of London: the Eleanor Cross outside is the point from which all road distances to the capital are..
+448453058312
Related events
Information Operations Global June 24 - 26, 2013
Information Operations Global June 26 - 29, 2012
