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Know-how Panels Detailled Programme
[Workshops Overview]
[Master Series] [Get-It-Done] [Know-how Panels]
The Know-how panels will take place in the exhibition room during breaks. They are free and will allow the industry partners to convey solutions and options for content providers.
Wednesday, 7 November 2001
11.30-12.00
Conceptware Schweiz Know-how panel
One – to – one Program; Individual Radio broadcasting
Case study: drs.ch and mein.drs.ch
Gerhard Schlieker, CEO Conceptware schweiz ag and Guest
Resources: http://www.conceptware.ch
12.00-12.30
Coremedia Know-how panel
Beyond Web Content Management
Resources: W01 CoreMedia
13.30-14.00
Day Interactive Know-how panel
Content Management Strategy and Practice - Case Studies
Day Interactive and guests.
14.00-14.30
NewsEdge Know-how panel
Winning eContent news solutions for business Web sites and enterprise intranets
Resources: W07 NewsEdge
15.00-15.30
Dynabit Know-how panel
Cutting Edge Live Streaming Newsrooms
Dynabit and guests.
Thursday, 8 November 2001
10.50-11.20
Vignette Know-how panel
presented by ETV Software Engineering S.A.
Integrated Content Management Applications
Resources: Content Show B10: Vignette
http://www.vignette.com
11.30-12.00
Day Interactive Know-how panel
Content Management Strategy and Practice - Case Studies
12.15-13.45
eContent - funding opportunities for European digital content
Check if your venture qualifies for EC funding
(This EC-supported workshop is free, but requires registration. Use our online registration form to register.
The European Commission's eContent programme, launched in January, aims at
stimulating European digital content & services on global networks by funding projects that:
1. Improve access to and expand use of public sector information
2. Enhance content production in a multilingual and multicultural
environment
3. Increase dynamism of the digital content market
The second call for proposals is launched at the beginning of
November, and will provide funding opportunities for project ideas with an
European scope and impact. This workshop presents the programme, the scope and how you can participate. Furthermore you can get concrete
advice from a Commission Official on your idea.
- Stig Marthinsen, eCommunications Manager eContent Programme of the EC (Luxembourg)
Abstract:
The European Commission's eContent programme addresses digital content on global networks, and seeks to stimulate European market developments rather than R&D. With a budget of 100 million EUROs, the programme will support a balanced portfolio of innovative digital content projects at European level, contributing to improved access to, and exploitation of, public sector information, enhancing content production in a multilingual and multicultural environment, and increasing the dynamism of the digital content market.
The workshop will explain the rationale of the programme, and demonstrate what is in it for your organisation. Specific focus will be placed on the call for proposals launched 1 November, where projects can get up to 2 million EUROs in funding.
Downloads:
Power point presentation / 365kB
Resources: Find more information on the programme and the first funded proposals here
13.30-14.00
Cityline Know-how panel
Intelligent Interactive Games
Abstract:
At the first glance, we sell games (and operate them for our customers). Looking closer, you discover, that they are more than games: They are tools to enter in to a 2 way dialog with the audience. During the last 9 years, we learnt a lot how to structure the dialog. In this presentation we would like to share our experience and to show, how games can be used to meet well defined marketing objectives in a well defined target audience. We use the word gCRM (Game Customer Relations Management) to describe how we use prediction Games and our software to gather information about the target audience and feed it in to a CRM-System
15.45-16.30
Microsoft Know-how panel
Content & Site Management with Microsoft Visio 2002
Friday, 9 November 2001
9.40-10.15
SDC Secure Digital Container AG Know-how panel
Security in Document Delivery
Abstract:
SDC will show media companies the secure way to deliver content of any format inculding DRM and workflow from reporters and editors over IP-networks to their CMS- and DMS Systems.
The show case is our project " Asynchronus Work Support", developed with TV Dublin and the German ARD. The project is a research project of the EU where SDC is implemting the complete distribution technology, based on the SDC DIGICONT Document Delivery System.
SDC also present the process of personalized and secure content syndication delivery with integrated DRM.
12.00-12.30
Day Interactive Know-how panel
Case Studies
Day Interactive and guests.
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