Showing posts with label NASA. Show all posts
Showing posts with label NASA. Show all posts

Monday, March 28

Denting the Universe with NASA Astronaut Cady Coleman


Attending the Dent conference can be a life altering experience and I've been lucky enough to be present for the past two years. Dent is an invitation-only gathering held once a year in Sun Valley, ID for people who want to "put a dent in the universe," as Steve Jobs once said. It was founded by Jason Preston and Steve Broback, two forward thinking visionaries that have changed the landscape of technology for over twenty years.

Monday, November 15

Webcom-Montréal International will explore how Web 2.0 can reboot business: I'll be there w @armano, will we see you?

On November 17th, new Web technologies, strategies and trends for Web 2.0 will be explored during the 9th edition of the webcom-Montréal International conference.

“Corporate rebooting” is the theme of this year’s conference, and methods for accomplishing that reboot through collaboration and communities will be discussed. Technology such as Wikis, real-time Web software such as Seesmic and Foursquare, Internet and Intranet communities, professional networks and mobility will be explored.

This year, I'll be one of the keynote speakers along with Jared Spool, founder of User Interface Engineering and an expert on the concept of usability. (My talk will be on "Connecting to the Soul of your Customer.")

We will be joined by an amazing group of more than 30 local and international experts in the fields of Web 2.0 and engaging community. I'll be lucky to hear the presentations from Jen Evans (Sequentia-Environics), Bevin Hernandez (Firebrand Tribe) and David Armano (Edelman Digital). There will be numerous case studies, including those of companies like CSC, Caisse d'Epargne, Penn State University, Navstar, CapAcadie, NASA, BART-San Francisco

webcom-Montréal takes place on November 17th from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. For more information, click here.