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The 6th annual Gilbane Boston conference kicked off today with a program full of interesting sessions, as the crowd was trying to find a way to be in two places at once (aside from following the #gilbaneboston Twitter feed). As a precursor to the conference, yesterday was a day full of workshops.

One of them — Content Migration, the Dirty Little Secret of Content Management – aimed to investigate the real stumbling blocks of content migrations and shed light on some techniques on how to avoid them.

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#GilbaneBoston: Content Migration, Dirty Little Secret of Content Management

Gilbane Boston is approaching fast. Here’s a look (more like a glimpse, given the breadth of the event)

What does your Q4 conference schedule look like? If you’re in the content management industry, one of the events you should consider attending is, of course, the 6th annual Gilbane Boston Conference, organized by Gilbane Group (news, site) and Lighthouse Seminars.

The event will feature the traditional industry analyst keynote panel. This time around, the discussions will revolve around the following topics:

• SharePoint 2010’s impact on content management
• Deploying enterprise social software
• Managing user-generated and mobile content
• Engaging customers with multi-lingual web content

Debating on “What’s Real, What’s Hype, and What’s Coming” in content management and collaboration, analysts from firms like 451 Group, Forrester, IDC, and Burton and Gilbane Groups will share their opinions with conference attendees. Doesn’t hurt to get a second (or even a third and fifth) opinion, if it helps you make the right decision, does it?

Essential Gilbane Boston details:

• When: December 1- 3, 2009
• Where: The Westin Copley Place in Boston, MA
• Twitter: @GilbaneBoston and #GilbaneBoston
• Conference program
• Registration information

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