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The Gilbane Conference on Content Management Technologies will host its Boston event November 29- December 1. The deadline for the call for papers is May 15, 2005. Topics and technologies to be covered at the event include blogs, wikis, RSS, XQuery, enterprise rights management, and tools to assist with compliance; taxonomies and categorization; content management, document management, enterprise search, enterprise/content integration, authoring, and digital asset management.
The Gilbane Conference will focus on "what" and "how": what content technologies should enterprises be using or considering, and how these technologies can be applied to and benefit enterprise business applications.
The Speaker Proposal submission information and instructions are at the link below.
The Gilbane Report and Lighthouse Seminars said that the San Francisco Gilbane Conference on Content Management Technologies held last week in San Francisco was an overwhelming success. The event brought together the industry's top experts to discuss hot topics such as compliance, XML strategy for information interchange, and enterprise use of blog & wiki technology.
"Conference attendees have again given us high marks for providing an educational and thought provoking event," said Frank Gilbane, Conference Chair. "Our recipe of careful topic and speaker selection and inclusiveness allows for a variety of analyst viewpoints on the important technology and trends, a broad range of tried and true practices and tips from a range of consulting firms and enterprise practitioners, and enlightening debates among vendors and technologists are what sets our educational conferences apart. We will use the same formula at our upcoming Amsterdam and Boston events."
The event in San Francisco attracted attendees interested in learning, evaluating and purchasing the latest content management technologies. End users came from organizations, including: PG&E, Bay Area Air Quality Management, Mervyns, Blue Shield of California, Ernst & Young, Stanford University, National Cancer Institute, Marriott International, Walmart.com, Visa, Bank of the Orient, Raytheon, Staples, Mastercard, and Thomson Healthcare. They attended the event to see the latest solutions from Interwoven, Open Text, Macromedia, Blast Radius, Quark, Hummingbird and many more. In addition, attendance was driven by the quality of the events 75+ speakers that provided vendor-neutral insight into today's content management market.
"The level of sophistication of the Gilbane audience was impressive," said Larry Bouthillier, Director of Educational Technologies and Multimedia Development, Harvard Business School. "I found the attendees, speakers, and vendors to be exceptionally knowledgeable in real-world applications of content technologies. In addition, the conference organization was among the best I have encountered."
http://www.gilbane.com/speaker_guidelines.html
25.04.2005, The Gilbane Report / Bluebill Advisors, Inc.
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