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	Yes No	Friend? Follow? Connection? Changing The Friendship Game Daniil Vinokur, Razorfish Friendship is changing. What does that mean for us as people and digital professionals? What was onc... READ MORE Friendship is changing. What does that mean for us as people and digital professionals? What was once a conversation or a letter is now a lifestream of pings, posts, and pictures. Panelists will discuss online friendship and present contrasting points of view about how this will impact the digital space. Community / Online Community, Digital Divide, Information Architecture, Online Relationships, User Experience
	Yes No	Your Brain In The Cloud Phil Wheat, Microsoft Workflows, Agents, Bots... Not only is our data going into the Net but our decision making processes... READ MORE Workflows, Agents, Bots... Not only is our data going into the Net but our decision making processes as well. What constitutes “Me” and how carefully should we consider how much of that resides outside of my own skull? Who owns or has access to that part of us outside ourselves? Digital Divide, Information Architecture, New Technology / Next Generation, Online Relationships, Other / Out There
	Yes No	Q&A sites - How & Why Yumio Saneyoshi, FixYa Interactive Q&A as Web content has been around since there were forums. But the focused interaction ... READ MORE Interactive Q&A as Web content has been around since there were forums. But the focused interaction of Q&A has several advantages over forums. 1) Easy to find the exact answer. 2) Identifies superior answerers more easily and with more transparency 3) Game-like elements become self-sustaining incentive systems 4) Superior SEO Community / Online Community, Content, Information Architecture, User Generated Content
	Yes No	The Mystique of Design Synthesis: Research To Insights Jon Kolko, frog design This talk will introduce methods of Interaction Design Synthesis as ways of translating research int... READ MORE This talk will introduce methods of Interaction Design Synthesis as ways of translating research into meaningful insights – the insights that drive product innovation. Attendees will learn about how to manage the complexity of gathered data, and will learn how to elicit hidden meaning in gathered data. Design Thinking, Information Architecture, Interface Design, User Experience
	Yes No	Social Objects on the Web: We're All Chemicals Dan Donald, Here in the Hive If the web is made up of social objects that all interrelate, do we have more in common with the con... READ MORE If the web is made up of social objects that all interrelate, do we have more in common with the content we produce than we might think? Content, Information Architecture, Interface Design, Online Relationships, Other / Out There
	Yes No	Is Too Much Math Killing Marketing? Mike Teasdale, Harvest Digital Breakthrough marketing used to come from creative genius, from big ideas, from empathy with customer... READ MORE Breakthrough marketing used to come from creative genius, from big ideas, from empathy with customers. But now all the attention goes to rigorous testing and algorithmic approaches to customer insight. So is the science driving out creativity - or are we focused on the wrong kind of maths? Advertising, Branding / Marketing / Publicity, Content, Information Architecture, User Experience
	Yes No	Creative, The Third Wheel of Interactive Branding. Joe Olsen, Phenomblue I agree with Jeff Goodby of GS&P when he said in a June 2009 AdAge article that “We are becoming i... READ MORE I agree with Jeff Goodby of GS&P when he said in a June 2009 AdAge article that “We are becoming irrelevant award chasers”. The traditional idea that creative is king is a dying myth and the truth that execution and technology chops are key indicators of the pulse of the future has manifested in the metamorphosis of creative shops becoming increasingly reliant on tech partners and niche players. We’ll look at how agencies are positioned to today and how they can leverage their current capabilities and those of partners to gain deeper relationships with their clients while producing more relevant work and ultimately recognizable results. Advertising, Information Architecture, New Technology / Next Generation
	Yes No	Data is Money: How Geeks are Changing Finance Eric Olson, Olson's Observations Clearly the financial world needs some innovation, and fast. This panel will bring together experts ... READ MORE Clearly the financial world needs some innovation, and fast. This panel will bring together experts in finance and technology to talk about how the future of finance will be influenced by data geeks and technologists. We will explore new financial data formats, like XBRL, and discuss how these formats, along with other recent advances, will allow all of us to play a role in the creation of a better financial system. Back-End Programming / Databases, Economic Concerns, Government and Technology, Information Architecture, Social Issues
	Yes No	Context is King: Focused Interaction Design Steve Smith, Ordered List Inc. Today's web applications can have many diverse features. But there's no reason that a larger scope h... READ MORE Today's web applications can have many diverse features. But there's no reason that a larger scope has to add complexity. Learn how to simplify your interfaces by designing around contexts. Design Thinking, Information Architecture, Interface Design, User Experience, Web Apps / Widgets
	Yes No	Is The iPhone The Future Of Personal Data? Christopher Carfi, Cerado, Inc. Your profile is on Facebook. Your resume is on LinkedIn. Your browsing preference are on Google. ... READ MORE Your profile is on Facebook. Your resume is on LinkedIn. Your browsing preference are on Google. Your purchases are with your credit card company. Today, your information is held in dozens, if not hundreds, of data silos, none of which are under your control. With exponentially growing storage capacity, tens of thousands of applications, and double-digit annual smartphone market growth, is personal data going to move out of the cloud and into our pockets? Will our our iPhones and BlackBerries and Pres become the center of our digital information lives, the way that our wallets were back in the paper age? Or in the Facebook age, is the existing model so entrenched (and perhaps so efficient), that the organizations that currently hold our data will be unable or unwilling to give it up? Information Architecture, Mobile / Wireless, Mobile Applications, New Technology / Next Generation, User Generated Content
	Yes No	Broadscoping(sm), Venture Mapping(sm), and Situation Mapping(sm) Methods: Immediate Applications David Gallagher, SPCI Defined-Interdependency System of Orientation (DISO)(sm) methods may ultimately integrate informatio... READ MORE Defined-Interdependency System of Orientation (DISO)(sm) methods may ultimately integrate information and communities worldwide. DISO 1.0(sm) method concepts can empower individuals and organizations now. Cultivate agile attention, lubricate enterprise adaptation, fathom social capital, decipher agenda setting, facilitate conflict resolution – just learning the concepts. Then integrate them into your practices and IT. Collaborative Filtering, Information Architecture, New Technology / Next Generation, Social Networking, User Generated Content
	Yes No	Human? Machine? Spiderman? How to Superhumanize the Crawler Alex Choi, KODA Crawlers are ubiquitous, but they don’t always speak our language. Learn how small teams can lever... READ MORE Crawlers are ubiquitous, but they don’t always speak our language. Learn how small teams can leverage the cloud to crawl the semantic web, normalize data, and provide customized information users want. Developers will reveal how the herculean task of crawling the web can be conquered in a startup environment. Back-End Programming / Databases, Career / Work Concerns, Information Architecture, New Technology / Next Generation, Search
	Yes No	Semantic Architecture: What’s That? Dan Patterson, imc² As content becomes more distributed on the web, the roles and responsibilities of information archit... READ MORE As content becomes more distributed on the web, the roles and responsibilities of information architects are changing. They are being forced to evolve their approach, tools, and team interactions as people turn to social networks to find information and expect the help of their friends instead of search engines. Content, Information Architecture, Interface Design, Search, Social Networking
	Yes No	The Real-Time Web is Neither Mark Wallace, Wello, Inc. The so-called “real-time Web” is the hottest thing since hyperlinks. But real-time search is onl... READ MORE The so-called “real-time Web” is the hottest thing since hyperlinks. But real-time search is only a snapshot of a limited domain, not a live picture of the Web that changes before your eyes. Leaders in the space envision a Web that lives and breathes as you do, everywhere you browse. Collaborative Filtering, Funding / VC, Information Architecture, New Technology / Next Generation, User Experience
	Yes No	The Neurobiology of Optimal Human Design Ben Sykes, interActoid We'll examine the biology of the human experience, the triggers employed to create an optimal experi... READ MORE We'll examine the biology of the human experience, the triggers employed to create an optimal experience as it relates to interface design, marketing, and retail spaces, and how to integrate these common factors into ones product to impact positive emotional association, memory, and thus increase conversions. Information Architecture, Interface Design, User Experience
	Yes No	Greening Your Content: Reduce, Reuse, Recycle Rahel Anne Bailie, Intentional Design Inc. Investing in content means treating it more care than a single-use commodity. Content that leverages... READ MORE Investing in content means treating it more care than a single-use commodity. Content that leverages the semantic Web is the best use of resources within a sustainable ecosystem. Three prominent content strategists show you how to build a content strategy into your projects, and get the most from your content. Content, Content Management, Information Architecture, User Experience, Writing / Technical Writing
	Yes No	Sparking a Crush: Attracting and Retaining New Users Alexa Andrzejewski, Adaptive Path Getting people to fall in love with you is never easy. But don’t leave it to chance: Learn from wh... READ MORE Getting people to fall in love with you is never easy. But don’t leave it to chance: Learn from what the “hot” sites do to create crush-worthy experiences for new users. You’ll get some memorable relationship advice and a potent kit of patterns and tools for diagnosing and addressing attraction issues. Branding / Marketing / Publicity, Community / Online Community, Information Architecture, Interface Design, User Experience
	Yes No	Trustworthy: Text and Transparency in a Noisy World Mark Blaine, School of Journalism and Communication at the University of Oregon Proper usage has always been a matter of trust. These 10 fundamentals of digital writing reconsider ... READ MORE Proper usage has always been a matter of trust. These 10 fundamentals of digital writing reconsider words as data and help us go beyond rule books and search engine optimization to make sense of using language in interactive media. Blogging, Content, Education, Information Architecture, Writing / Technical Writing
	Yes No	Elements of the Real-Time Web Julien Genestoux, Superfeedr What is different with Real-Time? The "web" as we know it is actually a web of sites, which are, the... READ MORE What is different with Real-Time? The "web" as we know it is actually a web of sites, which are, themselves webs of pages. It is organized geographically, which means that the only way to apprehend it is to "browse" from site to site, from page to page, and, if we know what we're looking for, we can actually take shortcuts : Search Engines! The Real-time is actually a chronological organization of the web, made of streams. This panel will show how these 2 "views" of the same information are necessary and what the real-time web actually brings to the table! Information Architecture, New Technology / Next Generation, Search, Social Networking
	Yes No	Scaling the Semantic Web: Andy Hickl, Language Computer Corporation While the Semantic Web continues to generate excitement, its usefulness has still been limited in sc... READ MORE While the Semantic Web continues to generate excitement, its usefulness has still been limited in scope. Efforts to expand its reach and effectiveness continually reveal new complications in performance on a larger scale. How are these problems being addressed, and when will the Semantic Web find scalable value? Information Architecture, New Technology / Next Generation
	Yes No	Git Er Done: Git, Revision Control And So Much More Bill Cromie, headliner.fm Learn why Git, the free distributed revision control system is the bees knees: we tell you why you s... READ MORE Learn why Git, the free distributed revision control system is the bees knees: we tell you why you simply MUST start using Git and what makes it the best revision control system; we'll help you get started using Git for managing documents, code and more. We'll live-code a simple but powerful software deployment app that demonstrates some of Git's advanced features and there will be a case study that illustrates Git's multifaceted superiority over all available alternatives. Back-End Programming / Databases, Cloud Storage / Delivery, Content Management, Information Architecture, Open Source
	Yes No	Using Hadoop to Manage a Ton of Data Stu Hood, Rackspace Hadoop is being used by some of the biggest tech companies in the world, like Google, Yahoo, Amazon,... READ MORE Hadoop is being used by some of the biggest tech companies in the world, like Google, Yahoo, Amazon, and Rackspace. If you have lots of data -- whether it's gigabytes or petabytes -- Hadoop could be the perfect solution. Learn how you too can take advantage of Hadoop. Back-End Programming / Databases, Information Architecture, New Technology / Next Generation
	Yes No	Usability Testing is Much Easier Than You'd Think Karina van Schaardenburg, Meetup Most people think usability testing is expensive and they are wrong. This presentation will show you... READ MORE Most people think usability testing is expensive and they are wrong. This presentation will show you how to streamline your usability testing to make it as flexible as your development process, without sacrificing the quality of your results. Design Thinking, Information Architecture, Interface Design, User Experience
	Yes No	Slacker Website Triage: Addressing Purpose, Usability and Conversion Pat Scherer, The Detail Person How well does your website perform its purpose? Our panel will walk through examples submitted by th... READ MORE How well does your website perform its purpose? Our panel will walk through examples submitted by the audience to discuss the fine points of designing sites around audience, purpose, usability and conversion. Branding / Marketing / Publicity, Business / Entrepreneurial / Monetization, Design Thinking, Information Architecture, User Experience
	Yes No	Reduce, Reuse, Repurpose - Successful Web Content Management Benjamin Bykowski, Optiem, LLC Integrated marketing communication is critical to any business. Yet the Web is the most common plac... READ MORE Integrated marketing communication is critical to any business. Yet the Web is the most common place for messaging that is out-of-sync, stale, or simply missing. Web Content Management can be a toolset for interaction between marketers and thought leaders and the technology used to manage and deliver their message. Accessibility / Web Standards, Content, Content Management, Information Architecture, Search
	Yes No	The Certain Death of Advertising Absolutism Brett Macfarlane, DDB Canada Technologist, media pundits, and salespeople love to talk about the certain death of this that and t... READ MORE Technologist, media pundits, and salespeople love to talk about the certain death of this that and the other. Often perpetuating unfounded myths. Yet few if any things actually die, in particular mediums and especially not ideas. In the post-death era how have TV, print and digital mutated into a bigger, better and more exciting swath of content and interactivity. And what does this mean for brands and how do you go about getting past talking about it to actually doing something about it? Advertising, Branding / Marketing / Publicity, Content, Digital Distribution, Information Architecture
	Yes No	Devil in the Details: Wireframe Fidelity Mike Dunn, IDEA Wireframes can be executed in many different ways; From hand-drawn napkin doodles to very precise la... READ MORE Wireframes can be executed in many different ways; From hand-drawn napkin doodles to very precise layouts. Is one better than the other? When is the right time to do a sketchy wireframe versus a high-fidelity one? When should you take it to the next level and turn it into a functional prototype? As the nature of the web and the way we use it changes and adapts to advances in technology, so too do we need to change and adapt how we define user experiences on the web. Wireframing needs may differ from project to project, and it is vital to retain a level of flexibility when determining your approach. Information Architecture
	Yes No	The Revolution's Here : Experience Architecture from the Trenches Rick Barraza, Cynergy The ever growing flood of rich media experiences is forcing software development to reevaluate some ... READ MORE The ever growing flood of rich media experiences is forcing software development to reevaluate some of its long held beliefs. The line between designers and developers is getting blurred and workflow alone isn’t enough. What is experience architecture and why is this emerging role so critical in today's software design? Case Study, Front-End Programming, Information Architecture, Interface Design, User Experience
	Yes No	Design Perfect Site Navigation Oliver Lindberg, .net Mag Online navigation has never been so varied. This panel of leading web designers will discuss hot tec... READ MORE Online navigation has never been so varied. This panel of leading web designers will discuss hot techniques, best practices and showcase some of the slickest sites out there. We'll also find out whether Flash really is a complete no-no when it comes to navigation. Accessibility / Web Standards, Front-End Programming, Information Architecture, User Experience, Visual Design
	Yes No	Which Rich Web Tech When? Winston Damarillo, G2iX (Global Gateway Innovation Exchange There are a lot of ways to do rich web applications like Ajax, Air, Silverlight, JavaFX, Google Gear... READ MORE There are a lot of ways to do rich web applications like Ajax, Air, Silverlight, JavaFX, Google Gears etc. What kinds of applications or audiences determine appropriate choices? Back-End Programming / Databases, Cloud Storage / Delivery, Information Architecture, New Technology / Next Generation, Open Source

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