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Web Content Mavens Meeting: Tony Byrne on the Intersection of CMS and Web 2.0

Jan 2008 23

Wed 7:00 PM

Location: R.F.D. Washington

810 7th St. NW
Washington, DC 20001
(202) 289-2030

Estimated attendance: 103 people attended.
4.5018
Who organized?
Jasmine Sante and Kristin Hodgson

Tony Byrne will be speaking at the next Web Content Mavens meeting about the intersection of CMS and Web 2.0 technologies. His firm, CMS Watch, evaluates content-oriented technologies, publishing head-to-head comparative reviews of leading solutions.

Session Description:
Traditionally, Web Content Management (WCM) helped an enterprise gain more control over web publishing. With the emergence of Web 2.0, internet trends have moved toward liberation and freedom. Tony Byrne will discuss how WCM tools can also empower individuals, and the important questions you should be asking about the enterprise-readiness of various Web 2.0 tools and methods.

This event is being sponsored by NavigationArts, Navisite, Microsoft, and SDL Tridion.

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Who attended?

103 attendees
- Elisabeth Baker
  
  “ Everything that TB talked about was relevant to me, my work and my experience. I felt I had a good opportunity to talk with him briefly about what I would like to see in a CMS -- and I have hope that it will appear, someday -- sooner because of him, perhaps! ”
- Jeanna
  
  “ Informative, well done, I only wish I could have stayed until the very end! ”
- Drew Schneider
  
  “ Very interesting information well communicated. ”
- Marc Chimes
  
  “ wings and potato chips are not healthy foods. Please try to provide something that doesn't make you feel bad for eating it. Otherwise, it would have been nice if the event was not late due to equipment problems. A little prep could have saved a lot of people time with their families. The space was nice. The content was great! ”
- Rebecca Orris
  
  “ Great attendance and chance to network, didn't feel like the speaker provided much value....quite a general theory talk. ”
- Gabe Goldberg
  
  “ Nice job -- Tony's always a great speaker. Nice that you provide food/drink, especially at a free event. It was a little chaotic but no problem -- the small volunteer crew is getting things done. Keep up the good work! ”
- Jordan Hirsch
  
  “ Due to technical problems, it started almost an hour late, so unfortunately I had to leave right as it was starting. However, my brief glimpse made me wish it had been geared towards a more technical audience. ”
- Bradley Green
  
  “ Excellent choice of speaker. Looking forward to the next event on open source CMS products. ”
- Meredith Mengel
  
  “ Good content and take-aways. Wish I'd heard Tony before hiring my first Web vendor!!! ”
- Ben Person (+1 guest)
  
  “ Tony is always great. Too bad the Microsoft people will be trying to fool people about MOSS in a few months! Yikes!! ”
- Gregg
- John
- Bernadette
- Secretsun
- Micah
- Paul Hyland
- Tina
- Dave Berver
- Sherri
- Jason Hamrick
- Meaghan
- Joe
- steve
- Heather White
- John Sutton (+1 guest)
- Anthony LaFauce
- Cindy Blue
- Dina Lewis
- Nick
- John Adler
- Jasmine Sante
- Kier
- Kerry Gunther (+1 guest)
- Kristin Hodgson
- Leslie (+2 guests)
- Suzanne
- Matt
- Dana K.
- Scott Mendenhall
- Merry Bruns
- Bianca Prade
- Rebecca Orris
- Liz
- Paul Neiswander
- Karen Kitchens
- Travis Wissink
- Elizabeth Guevara
- Memo Corea
- Kate Eldred
- Johnny (+1 guest)