Register Now for Where 2.0!

By sysadmin May 14, 2009

AdMonsters not only produces events, but we attend them as well and one of the coolest is the O’Reilly Where 2.0 event in San Jose. We are pleased to announce that we can offer a discount you a discount to attend!

The Event: O’Reilly Where 2.0 Conference 2009
May 19-21, 2009 – San Jose, CA
http://en.oreilly.com/where2009/
Register now and save 15% with discount code: whr09adm

In the last five years Where 2.0 has established a reputation as the one place to be if you want to see the emerging technologies defining the geospatial industry. As the barriers to entering the field have been lowered, now more than ever, Where 2.0 is the essential place for the people, the technologies and the trends shaping the way we create, share, and use spatial data.

What is Where?

Three days of: High profile sessions from industry leaders presenting the future direction of geospatial
A full day of hands-on workshops, delivering the latest tools, technologies
Two days of in-depth sessions showcasing real world geo spatial applications
Launch Pad: a fast-paced evening of new product demos from geo-startups
Ignite: Rapid-fire presentations of the newest work done in the geospatial arena
Exhibit Hall: Your chance to see the latest products and services in the industry, and meet with company representatives.
Where Fair: a science fair on steroids featuring location aware tools, apps, and hardware currently being hacked in garages, lofts, and university research centers.
Birds of a Feather (BoFs): Birds of a Feather sessions provide face to face exposure to those interested in the same projects and concepts

What projects are leading the field? Who are the hackers and early adopters backing? How will big companies jumping in change the rules in mid-game? And where is the money? Where 2.0 brings together the people, projects, and issues building the new technological foundations and creating value in the location industry. Get your hands on source mapping tools, check out reality mining techniques, discover new sensors for obtaining location data, learn more about open standards revolutionizing data and location web services, and much more at Where 2.0.