Comments on: Report from the ODR Conference in Buenos Aires http://www.odrandconsumers2010.org/2010/06/03/report-from-the-odr-conference-in-buenos-aires/ Colloquium November 2-3, 2010 in Vancouver, BC Wed, 12 Oct 2011 17:08:52 -0700 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: 4 Trends reshaping the world of conflict resolution http://www.odrandconsumers2010.org/2010/06/03/report-from-the-odr-conference-in-buenos-aires/comment-page-1/#comment-50 4 Trends reshaping the world of conflict resolution Mon, 21 Jun 2010 06:22:12 +0000 http://www.odrandconsumers2010.org/?p=41#comment-50 [...] Dispute Resolution (ODR):  David Bilinsky gives an excellent summary of the themes that emerged from the 2010 ODR forum, recently held in Buenos Aires; including 1) need for education on ODR, 2) whether ODR will grow up [...] [...] Dispute Resolution (ODR):  David Bilinsky gives an excellent summary of the themes that emerged from the 2010 ODR forum, recently held in Buenos Aires; including 1) need for education on ODR, 2) whether ODR will grow up [...]

]]> By: John Zeleznikow http://www.odrandconsumers2010.org/2010/06/03/report-from-the-odr-conference-in-buenos-aires/comment-page-1/#comment-24 John Zeleznikow Fri, 11 Jun 2010 06:08:29 +0000 http://www.odrandconsumers2010.org/?p=41#comment-24 We are developing an Online Family Dispute Resolution System in Australia. I have a paper detailing our work. Warmest regards John Professor John Zeleznikow Laboratory of Decision Support and Dispute Management, School of Management and Information Systems, Victoria University Room G.03, Land Titles Office, 283 Queen St., Melbourne, Victoria, AUSTRALIA Mobile: 61.4.32 154 217 Phone: 61.3.95053323 E-mail: john.zeleznikow@vu.edu.au We are developing an Online Family Dispute Resolution System in Australia.

I have a paper detailing our work.

Warmest regards

John

Professor John Zeleznikow

Laboratory of Decision Support and Dispute Management,
School of Management and Information Systems, Victoria University
Room G.03, Land Titles Office, 283 Queen St., Melbourne, Victoria, AUSTRALIA

Mobile: 61.4.32 154 217
Phone: 61.3.95053323

E-mail: john.zeleznikow@vu.edu.au

]]> By: Ben Ziegler http://www.odrandconsumers2010.org/2010/06/03/report-from-the-odr-conference-in-buenos-aires/comment-page-1/#comment-19 Ben Ziegler Thu, 10 Jun 2010 15:23:39 +0000 http://www.odrandconsumers2010.org/?p=41#comment-19 Dave, Thanks so much for this summary. The themes you highlight offer so much potential to supporters/practitioners of ODR. They are are all ones I feel some attachment to. Just to comment on a couple of them... 1) I am a mediator living in Victoria, British Columbia, and was ICT consultant to a province-wide project to pilot family mediation using ODR, and so was interested to see the stat you present around the under 35 numbers and that these folks are not "digital immigrants". Those demographics suggest (in my mind) that there is more potential for family mediation using ODR technology than previously thought! 2) having recently worked as a volunteer advisor on an e-governance project in the Philippines, I got to know and was amazed by how many Filipinos (huge numbers + english speaking!) are doing business off-shore, using Internet technologies, even though they have very few personal resources - one can only imagine what the rest (better $ resourced) of the population is doing - and where ODR/UNICTRAL fits in. ODR & Philippines is a match! Very much looking to the ODR/Consumer forum in November. Cheers, Ben Dave, Thanks so much for this summary. The themes you highlight offer so much potential to supporters/practitioners of ODR. They are are all ones I feel some attachment to. Just to comment on a couple of them…

1) I am a mediator living in Victoria, British Columbia, and was ICT consultant to a province-wide project to pilot family mediation using ODR, and so was interested to see the stat you present around the under 35 numbers and that these folks are not “digital immigrants”. Those demographics suggest (in my mind) that there is more potential for family mediation using ODR technology than previously thought!
2) having recently worked as a volunteer advisor on an e-governance project in the Philippines, I got to know and was amazed by how many Filipinos (huge numbers + english speaking!) are doing business off-shore, using Internet technologies, even though they have very few personal resources – one can only imagine what the rest (better $ resourced) of the population is doing – and where ODR/UNICTRAL fits in. ODR & Philippines is a match!

Very much looking to the ODR/Consumer forum in November.
Cheers,
Ben

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