Jboye Conference 2010 Philadelphia

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What is a Jboye10 Conference

On the 2 conference days (Wednesday, May 5th and Thursday, May 6th) you can choose between 4 different tracks each day, which each offer a unique conference experience with international experts and carefully selected case studies. As a delegate you can mix and match tracks to build your own conference program.

The conference will feature these 8 tracks:

Wednesday

* Higher Education
* Online Strategy
* User Experience
* Web Content Management

Thursday

* E-health
* Intranet
* Online Communication
* Web project management


* Provocative and enlightening keynote speakers, including Eric Karjaluoto, Mary Jo Foley and Peter Kim
* More face-to-face time with expert speakers, gurus and fellow practitioners than other conferences, partly due to our famous social events – all part of your conference package.
* An opportunity to discuss your challenges with thought leaders at the roundtable discussions
* Comparative presentations in a fast-paced, entertaining set of competitive demos at the Web Idol Competition
* Small, focused sessions with ample opportunity to question and challenge speakers, experts and fellow practitioners.
* A sales-pitch free environment!

Our strength

J. Boye’s conferences grew out of our large international Community of Practice. We are in regular contact with our 250+ members from large and complex organisations and we know their agendas and projects. This puts us in a unique position to assess and determine what is happening in every corner of the field at any given time and enables us to put together a relevant program that really reflects the current challenges of our delegates.

J. Boye Conferences were born out of the desire to let people share and learn in an open environment; stimulating and inspiring events with presentations, demos, intense discussions and ample opportunity to expand your network in a social, informal campus-style atmosphere.