Office 2.0 Conference Dates and Location
Wednesday, July 26th 2006 | Ismael Ghalimi
The dates and location have been set for the first Office 2.0 Conference: it will take place on October 12-13, 2006 in San Francisco, CA, immediately following Salesforce.com’s Dreamforce user & developer conference.
More details on the conference are available here. We are still discussing with a couple of hotels for the venue, and we expect to get things done by August 15. The conference will take place over two days, with plenary sessions in the morning, and workgroups in the afternoon.
Breakfast, lunch and afternoon coffee break will be offered on both days, while a cocktail and dinner will be organized in the evening of the first day. The registration page will be released by August 1st. The registration fee will be $395 for registrations received before September 1st, $495 afterward.
The list of speakers is currently being defined. If you would like to apply for a speaking engagement, please drop me a line. Also, we’ve put together multiple packages for sponsorship that should fit even the tightest budgets. If you would like to be one of the sponsors for what could very well become an industry-defining event, send me a note.
We are expecting anywhere from 100 to 200 participants, and 10 to 20 participating companies. At present time, we have confirmed participants coming from North America, Europe, and Japan. If you live in other parts of the world, please make sure to consider the opportunity of joining us, for we would really like your local perspective to be represented during the event.
I look forward to a very fun time with you all.
Entry filed under: Office 2.0
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Ismael,
Count me in. Should I send you an email to discuss the finer points? -Jason
Excellent! Much excellent! Yes, please do send me an email.
“We are expecting anywhere from 100 to 200 participants”
Ismael,
My guess is you’ll see more participants than 200 :-) -Raju
Raju,
Under-promise, over-deliver.
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