The ESWC (e.V.) thanks the following sponsors,
that make this event possible in 2011:
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| Friday, November 18th, 2011* |
Pre-event
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| 07:30 pm |
Conference and Sponsors`facilities of the ESWC 2011
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| Saturday, November 19, 2011* | ||||
| 08:00 am |
Registration
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| 09:00 am | ||||
| 09:15 am |
Dave Collins - SoftwarePromotions 31 ways to Ruthlessly Exploit Google AdWords Your AdWords account is wasting money, right now as you read this - I guarantee it. This 60 minute presentation will focus on 31 practical ways to turn your AdWords account around. The aim here isn't to equalise the relationship between you and Google; they've been taking your money under false pretence for too long. My aim is to demonstrate how you can exploit AdWords to the full, with no regard to a fair and balanced relationship. Forget about sitting quietly hoping to gain an interesting idea or two. Forget about fair. It's not one of those sessions. Practical, info-packed and mercilessly ruthless.
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| 10:15 am |
Juergen
Weichert How to use Facebook Credits an introduction to creditsrewards Facebook and Facebook Credits sometimes seem like a buzz topic. See this session to learn, how you can generate actual revenue from FaceBook Credits by using creditsrewards. A few highlights: Incenting your
customers to participate and buy |
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| 11: 00 am |
Patrick
Foley - Microsoft
ISV Architect Evangelist Microsoft for (Micro)ISVs Is Microsoft still relevant for small software companies? In the age of the iPad and Android, why should an independent developer care about Microsoft? Does ANY technology stack really matter to your business success? In this talk, Patrick Foley will provide an overview of the most relevant Microsoft technologies for (Micro)ISVs, a primer on how to partner with an 800-pound gorilla, and a caution about how much or how little technology decisions determine your success as a software business. |
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| 11:30 am |
Nico
Westerdale - BitsDuJour.com
Nico discusses the art and science of how to successfully sell your software as an independent software vendor. We'll see a developer's perspective into the best practices of software sales, marketing and promotions, and some recent changes in the landscape that you could be missing out on. Nico runs BitsDuJour.com, a leading daily deals site for software, and will be sharing insider tips and data from running thousands of software promotions.
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| 12:15 am |
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Lunch break -
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| 01:15 pm |
Alwin
Hoogerdijk Attracting and converting
new visitors is very important, we all know that. But dont ignore
your existing customers. Theres good money to be made selling
more stuff to people who already purchased from you before. |
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02:00 pm |
Jürgen
Schmidt - STRG
In this presentation
STRG reports about its approach and solution, as it was developed by the
Viennese Corporation - sketching out the actual challenges the makers
of complex editorial systems |
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| 03:00 pm |
Marcel
Hartgerink Online license distribution and management Maximize the turnover
of your software by using an online tool to generate licenses, keep
track of the licenses in use, activate extra modules, rollout and extend
time-limited licenses, control pay-per-use licenses and allow customers
to buy extra network licenses. New in the CodeMeter License Central
are the special bundles for micro-ISV's and start-ups and extra samples
of links to |
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03:45 pm |
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| 04:00 pm |
Adriana
Iordan Performance
Marketing Techniques
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| 04:45 pm |
Yuval
Ziv(Gate2Shop) Software developers can have a really nice product that is a labour of love, but it's a shame if they don't really know how to get the best from it when it comes to e-commerce and promoting/selling their product. Our lecture will educate developers on some key mechanics of ecommerce, especially in BRIC countries (Brazil, Russia, India, China) and Rest of World, helping them to successfully promote and sell their products online. We will also talk about why it is important to have the relevant payment options in different regions, and developments that allow failed or declined transactions to be converted into successful sales. This lecture will help developers sell their software more effectively, making informed decisions and getting the most of the hard work that goes into producing the software in the first place. |
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| 05:30 pm |
Rune
Bjørnstad - MountFocus
Being a lifelong self-employed developer, Rune has experienced the challenges of trying to be all things to all customers, hiring help to ease his workload, only to find that his workload remained the same - always knowing that something was not right, but never knowing what it was. In this session he talks about how participating in a business coaching program has fundamentally transformed the way he runs his business, and how you can too. |
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| 06:15 pm |
Thibauld Favre - Allmyapps The Market Shift Towards Application Stores After a massive success on mobile devices, Application Stores are now coming to the PC. But what really is an Application Store? Is it a new word for download portal or software store? Why all this buzz around it? How does it impact software developers? In this talk, I will give an in-depth presentation of Application Stores and their impacts on the software market. The presentation will be followed by an open Q&A and debate. |
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| 07:00 pm |
11th jubilant European Software Conference 1.
Reception and celebration 2.
Epsilon Award Presentation In the name of the Mayor and Governor of London the Epsilon Award will be presented to the winner. Epsilon-Award© für extraordinary independent Software Developement ************************************************ Drinks at the reception are sponsored exclusively by ...you? After that
(about 9:00 pm) we will have our |
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| Sunday, November 20, 2011 | ||||
| 9:15 am |
Chris
Bray - IBM
Software
Group The pace of technological innovation continues to ever increase. For IBM, which celebrated its 100th birthday this year, to continue to compete successfully and deliver to its customers, it must evolve with the times. This session will give IBM's perspective on the key technologies of the moment, including a look at Watson, the first in a new generation of learning systems, and will look at how IBM Software Group is positioning itself to meet the challenges of the next few years. |
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| 10:00 am |
Nikos
Bozinis - Cracktracker.net Software piracy is a big deal, and costs us all. If you have given up on the piracy war thinking it is a hopeless waste of time and effort, think again! Now you can plug some of the profit leaks by tracking and removing illegal downloads of your software titles. |
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| 10:30 am |
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| 10:45 am |
Andy
Brice - Oryx Digital Andy discusses his experiences from his ongoing project to try every form of promotion known to man, including: PPC, PPD, SEO, Facebook, LinkedIn, magazine ads, direct mail, affiliates, press releases and hanging out in wedding forums using a female pseudonym.
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| 11:30 am |
Aston
Fallen - Globell
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| 12:15 am |
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| 01:30 pm |
Dave Collins - SoftwarePromotions Your Website: 23 Ways to get it very, very wrong Your online business is a beautiful and delicate thing. Nothing will give you as much satisfaction as polishing, tweaking and perfecting it. There is, however, a very real threat of acquiring customers along the way. Here's the problem: customers have the potential to distract you endlessly with their demands, opportunities and purchasing. This presentation will make sure that your website is well protected, with the aim of converting all potential customers to departing visitors as efficiently as possible. Most attendees of the European Software Conference will probably be employing less than half of these opportunities. Let's get rid of your customers once and for all. Terms, conditions and mild-sarcasm may apply.
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| 02:15 pm |
Adam
Wright - Black
Pepper This is
a practical session, looking at the tools and techniques that can make
our iterations shorter. Benefits
of shorter iterations can be significant |
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| 03:15 pm |
M.
C. Battilana A mailing is not just a mailing: it is the culmination of months of hard development work and an opportunity to interact with customers, to monitor quality and to motivate the entire team. Practical examples, technical details and checklists. |
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| 04:00 pm |
Andreas
Breitschopp - AB-SoftCon.net |
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| 04:30 pm |
Anna-Jayne
Metcalfe - Riverblade
UK |
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| 05:15 pm |
Wrap Up |
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07:00 pm
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*/+Event- und Networking-Dinner-Conditions: At 07:30 pm on Saturday and at 08.:00 p.m. on Sunday until latest 11:00 p.m. there will be the networking dinner at the Conference hotel. These two networking dinners (with one beverage) are included with the full conference registration. (155 or 175 Euro). After this networking dinners there will possibly be additional events that are free to access for all participants. These events are either planned and payed for in coordination with a sponsor or solely by the ESWC e.V. If planned by the ESWC e.V. you pay what you eat or drink (especially at the Friday Pre-Event). The relevant sponsor or the individual participant at events where you pay what you eat or drink is responsible for the event itself. No member of the ESWC e.V. or member of the board can be made responsible in any legal form. All legal claims towards the ESWC e.V. or any appointed representative of the ESWC e.V. concerning personal or injury or damage or loss of property or belongings, or due to natural catastrophies, accidents or terrorist actions - are excluded. By taking part in these events every individual participant and any company or business entity declares its consent to these conditions. Any registered participant may take part in these events. Additional persons (friends, spouses, partners, family etc.) receive - on written request - an access badge free of charge, that is exclusively valid only for the concerned event. Only through this written note the participation of additional persons is possible. Please register additional persons until October 15, 2011 by writing to event <at> euroconference.org. Please keep the confirmation by the ESWC in printed form with you. Thank you very much for your understanding.! *The compilation of our schedule is an evolutionary process in its best sense, since it is open to suggestions and ideas of creative people like you. Therefore changes and alterations to this schedule may happen without further notice. Current version as of November 10, 2011
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