Planning for SPTechCon Boston

By Eric Riz

June 6, 2012 —  (Page 1 of 2)
The beginning of June signifies many things: The weather is finally getting nice, the end of school is near, summer vacations are being finalized, and SPTechCon is right around the corner. Before you know it, the calendar will say July 15, and the second and final installment of the 2012 BZ Media SharePoint conferences will be upon us.

Though some of you may be wondering why this article is coming out now and not a week before the show as in previous years, the answer is simple: planning ahead. When you begin a SharePoint project, it’s all about planning information and data, functionality and usability—and a conference is truly no different. Beginning your planning now will allow you to collaborate with your teams in order to make the conference more beneficial to the company overall.

I’m going to make the general assumption that most of you will “plan” in the following way: opening up the SPTechCon website, or brochure, scanning down the list of sessions, and checking off the one that interests you most, exactly the same way that I did my research when I attended my first SPTechCon. There’s nothing wrong with that, but there are some steps you can take to plan for a great experience:


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