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Via Greg Wilson.

 

Here's another interesting conference, being held in Boston at the end of November (hat tip: Boothby). I'm pretty certain we're going to try to hit this one too, though I'll have to check to see if it's concurrent with my Europe plans.

CM Pros Fall 2006 Summit:
Content Management and the World Enterprise
27 November, 2006 - Boston

The CM Pros Fall 2006 Summit is held in conjunction with the 3rd Annual Gilbane Conference on Content Technologies Boston. The Summit brings together content management practitioners from around the globe for a one-day intensive learning and networking experience. Experts with experience solving real-world globalization content management problems will deliver presentations, lead panel discussions, facilitate roundtables, and offer hands-on workshops designed to teach attendees new skills they can put to use when they return to work.

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Office 2.0 Conference, October 11-12 in the bay area. We'll almost certainly be attending this conference.

The first Office 2.0 Conference is organized by IT|Redux, and brings together Office 2.0 companies, early adopters, investors, industry analysts, and journalists. The goal for the event is to collectively build the foundation for Office 2.0, investigate technical challenges, and showcase practical applications. Most importantly, it will be an opportunity for like-minded people to meet and network with an elite group of visionaries and industry leaders.

More details on the conference program are available here. The event will take place over two days, with plenary sessions in the morning, and breakout sessions in the afternoon. The list of speakers is a Who's Who for the Office 2.0 community.

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I'm about 25% likely to make this -- it's pretty far off the beaten path, unless you're a downtown dweller. Foot, subway, streetcar, foot in 28 degree weather doesn't sound that great. Note: I see they've changed the naming convention from TorDemoCamp to DempCampToronto. Hmmm.

We'll have to make sure the Geo extension is a little more resiliant to bad data in the cookies. Something went wrong when I tried to post this. We also have to hook up geocoding between the Address extension and the Geo extension. I also note that the Add Event/Event Name hook is a little confused. A more work for the weary.