About Seradigm
Seradigm was founded by Julian Carver and is the vehicle for his consulting work.
Julian has been in the knowledge industry since 1996 when he set up one of the first Web design companies in Christchurch. After merging this company with Turing Solutions he led the development of large scale Intranet and document management solution development services within this company, working on Intranet and Knowledge Management projects for Kiwi Dairies, State Insurance, Sealord and many others. Following the sale of Turing Solutions to Computerland in 2000 Julian has independently consulted to a range of New Zealand organisations including Archives New Zealand, The Department of Conservation, the Ministry of Research, Science and Techonology, Land Information New Zealand, Environment Canterbury, Landcare Research, Crop & Food Research, Fulton Hogan, and Contact Energy. Julian is regularly involved in speaking and writing on Information Management, and is currently the Chairman of the NZ Knowledge Management Network.
Julian consults independently, but often brings in others to assist with projects. Collaborators include:
Dan Randow
Dan specialises in groups and online collaboration. He has conducted successful collaboration projects for Corporates including Telecom New Zealand Limited, eLearning providers including Advanced Business Education Limited, and a number of groups in local government including the Canterbury Public Issues Forum, and Dataversity through his business OnlineGroups.Net.
Michael Sampson
Michael Sampson is a Collaboration Strategist. He helps end-user organizations in New Zealand, Australia, the United States, Europe and other places around the world improve the performance of distributed teams. He is an expert in Microsoft Sharepoint and has written two books on the business and people side of making Sharepoint work. Michael regularly writes about collaboration on his blog ‘Currents‘.