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The Web Content 2008 Chicago conference attracted a full house to UBS Tower in Chicago, selling out several weeks in advance of the show. Due to the overwhelming demand, we’ve added several new events to our roster. Don’t miss our next conference, Web Content 2009 Tampa Bay: The Impact of Social Media on Web Marketing Strategy, February 17-18, 2009. The call for presenters and sponsors starts soon. Got questions: Contact program manager, Scott Abel.

About Web Content Chicago

Web Content 2008 brought together nationally recognized technology, content, and marketing authorities involved with creating, organizing, maintaining, and delivering web content, to share best practices, new approaches, lessons learned, and provide real-world examples. The two-day conference offered a selection of workshops, case studies, and presentations lead by recognized authorities. Attendees were encouraged to practice using Web 2.0 tools and techniques at the event by micro-blogging the conference using Twitter and live blogging the event on their own personal or company blogs.

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Lisa Welchman: Setting Good Web Operational Practices for an Industry to Follow

As the content management industry matures, content management technologies are more widely adopted. Some organizations are on their second - if not third - system, as the need for functionality grows along with their business need. Alongside technology, processes mature, as well, and certain realizations sink in. One of those realizations is that implementing a web content management system is less about technology and more about web operations management. Consultant Lisa Welchman has been driving this message home for over a decade with some tough talk and lots of good practice. And finally, the industry is catching up to what has been obvious to Welchman all along.

image Welchman, a “featured speaker” at Web Content 2009 Chicago, has been working with Web content management technologies since 1996 when she advised Microsoft after their purchase of Vermeer Technologies’ FrontPage. In 1997, she began an engagement at Cisco Systems which culminated in 1999 with the design of the company’s first large-scale web content management system. Lisa founded Welchman Consulting in 1999. Welchman Consulting clients include: The World Bank, The US Food and Drug Administration, USA.gov, and the Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Study, Harvard University.

Lisa is a sought after speaker for national and international content management conferences and symposiums and recognized thought leader in the area of information governance. Prior to her work with web content management, Lisa was a ratings analyst and coordinating producer for King World Productions. She holds a degree in Philosophy from the University of North Carolina and was a Philosophy Fellow at Columbia University.

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Presentation: How Many Webmasters Does it Take to Screw in a Lightbulb?

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Web Content Conference Series Expands! Tampa Bay, Chicago, and West Coast Events Planned for 2009

The Web Content Conference Series, brought to you by Duo Consulting and TheContentWrangler.com, is expanding its offerings, bringing three annual conferences to cities around the US during 2009. First stop is Clearwater, Florida, February 17-18, for Web Content 2009 Tampa Bay. Next stop, Chicago, IL, June…

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Web Content Management: Beyond Traditional Models Webcast - Search CIO Midmarket Expert Webcast

As business units demand more from a web presence, IT has been asked to respond with web content management (WCM) systems that do more than deliver content. This webcast from Search CIO Midmarket examines the types of content management systems available, the differences between standard WCM products and persuasive…

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Tillotson Turns Xtreme DIY Publishing Into A Career In Open Source Content Management

Graham Tillotson didn’t invent the phrase “necessity is the mother of invention” but he might as well have. With a background in technical communication, he grew weary of creating redundant content in his online help system, and decided to automate the process of storing content so he could better manage…

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