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Join MediaBistro at the Circus in May
Published on Apr 18, 2008Topics: events mediabistro publishing web content

The circus is coming to town! Join mediabistro.com, the largest online destination for media people today for jobs, classes, community and news, at their two-day summit on digital platforms and trends that are changing media.
The Future of Web Design is Coming Soon!
Published on Apr 8, 2008Topics: events user experience web content web design
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The future of Web design is coming. In two weeks. Are you ready?
I speak of course about the conference Future of Web Design scheduled for April 17 and 18 in London. The conference features internationally-renowned design experts and alluring workshops such as Creating Sexy Style Sheets and Elastic Thinking: adaptable design in a world of uncertainty.
FOWB boasts the opportunity to learn from the best to become the best. A very tall order, indeed.
On day one, you will be whisked through the day chock-full of dynamic speakers who will extol on such topics as:
- Finding Inspiration For Design
- User Experience vs Brand Experience
- Designing the User Experience Curve
- Getting your designs approved: 12 Simple Rules
- Print is the new web
- From Design to Deployment
- Unconventional ways to promote your site
- Evolving the User Experience
On day two, you will delve into the aforementioned workshops. By the time the after party rolls around, it will be hard to determine the experts from the attendees!
Only full conference passes and the conference-in-a-box, a handy-dandy pack that contains all of the great content that you'd experience from the conference without the hassle of traveling, are still available for registrants so hurry!
Event: Web Content 2008
Published on Mar 27, 2008Topics: events professional development web content

I have fond memories of Web Content 2007, for that is when CMSWire.com and I first met. And it's been history in the making ever since. But alas, another year has come and gone and Web Content 2008 is just around the corner.
Web Content 2008 promises to bring together nationally recognized technology, content, and marketing authorities involved with creating, organizing, maintaining and delivering web content all the while sharing best practices, new approaches, lessons learned and provide real-world examples.
EMC World 2008 Coming to Las Vegas
Published on Mar 26, 2008Topics: emc emc world enterprise cms events

The EMC World Las Vegas 2008 is happening May 19-22 at Mandalay Bay. Billed as the ultimate educational forum, EMC World Las Vegas will provide top notch access to EMC's entire portfolio of software, platforms, solutions and services -- and plenty of drinking and gambling too, if that's your thing.
Site Search Analytics for a Better User Experience
Published on Feb 27, 2008Topics: enterprise cms events lou rosenfeld search web analytics
Often when I take inventory of a site's navigation and organization, I look at the analytics of the site. However, I don't concern myself so much with demographics or page views -- I am most interested in what things people are searching for. This is a great way to learn what's missing from your architecture, layout and design, as well as to gain a better perspective of what your customers are really seeking.
But there are tricks and tips to help you best utilize the search function on your site. This spring, treat yourself to a workshop that will help you understand the ins and outs of site search analytics.
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CMS Watch AIIMs to Help You Help Yourself
Published on Feb 22, 2008Topics: cms watch conference enterprise cms events

Heads up North American CMSers, CMS Watch will be front and center at the AIIM International Exposition & Conference, the granddaddy of all content and information events in North America.
CMS Watch will be leading a conference session designed to help IT professionals discover how to turn content into a powerful business tool.
Attend the I Hate My CMS Event in NYC
Published on Feb 15, 2008Topics: content management enterprise cms events internet strategy forum

The Internet Strategy Forum and the Society for Information Management(SIM) are hosting an event with a name that's sure to get your attention: I Hate My CMS ? The Perils and Promise of Modern Content Management Systems. Sounds like a good Grumble Fest eh?
Happening Tuesday, February 26, 2008 (8-AM EST) at the Penn Plaza in New York City, this event is for anyone who has ever used or thought about using a Content Management System for their website.
"... while CMSes are among the most vital systems in digital businesses, they are also among the most cursed due to their limitations and idiosyncrasies."
Well said.
Gartner Symposium Addresses Emerging Trends
Published on Jan 11, 2008Topics: enterprise 2.0 events gartner social networking web 2.0
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It's never too early to start planning your conference schedule. Especially when the conferences are designed to help you do your job better. Even better when the conference is in Las Vegas.
The Gartner Emerging Trends Symposium/ITxpo 2008 is scheduled for April 6-10 and will attempt to answer What's Next For Consumerization and Web 2.0?
Gilbane San Francisco 2008 Conducting Call for Papers
Published on Dec 18, 2007Topics: enterprise cms events gilbane gilbane group san francisco web cms

Gilbane San Francisco 2008, the annual West Coast shindig for Web CMS and myriad other geekage, is currently accepting proposals for panels and presentations. Your stable of appropriate topics may include:
- Web CMS
- Enterprise wikis, collaboration, blogging (erg)
- Content globalization and localization
- "Enterprise 2.0," enterprise search, or semantic technologies
- Enterprise CMS
- Digital rights management
- Publishing technology
(Guys, please don't make this a Twitter-fest.)
Your deadline is January 15, 2008. Hurry and submit a proposal.
The conference will take place at Westin Market Hotel, San Francisco, from June 17-19. Marketh thy calendars.
Social Media, XML, Mobile Merit Mention at Content Convergence and Integration 2008
Published on Dec 12, 2007Topics: cci2008 content content convergence and integration events mobile social media xml

Gotta love conference season. Catch Content Convergence and Integration 2008 this March 12-14 in Vancouver, BC, Canada.
The three-day event covers mobile, digital asset management, forward-looking XML, and plen'y of social media stuff. Days are segmented as follows: Day one for content, day two for technology, and day three for user relationships.
NTEN: 3 Useful Webinars in 3 Days!
Published on Nov 16, 2007Topics: events non-profit nonprofit nonprofit technology network nten webinars
On the hunt for a value add with minimal commitment? Check out these webinars for NTEN.
The Nonprofit Technology Network (NTEN) is an organization comprised of IT professionals working to empower non-profits to utilize new technology. Members learn how to “strategically use technology so that they, in turn, make the world a better, just, and equitable place.”
Those involved also get a plethora of opportunities to network, from discussion groups to webinars. Salivating yet?
As NTEN's Member Appreciation Month comes to a close, the org is hosting three webinars in three days. They focus on topics like online giving, fundraising and implementing Internet strategies. More details below.
Webcast: The Value of Usability Scorecards and Metrics
Published on Nov 9, 2007Topics: events usability user experience webcasts
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No matter how you feel about measuring your site's stats, whether you think it to be an unfortunate driver of style over substance or as the gold standard of usability, the truth is that user experience (UX) metrics are factored into most marketing and design strategies.
Yet, there hasn't always been a clear method of how to best interpret and use UX metrics. Until now.
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