The Elcom Blog

2012 – Welcome Back!

2012-02-01T01:25:00Z

Posted by: Ryan Bloch, General Manager

With Australia Day, The Australian Open and The Cricket Test series all behind us, one can officially declare the Australian holiday season over. On behalf of myself and the Elcom team, I hope you had a wonderful break and are ready for the great things to come in 2012!
2011 was an exciting year for Elcom with the opening of our New York office, the expansion of our global partner network, a product name change from CommunityManager.NET to elcomCMS, expansion of our product suite and features, and the continuous increase in our client base.

But as exciting as 2011 was, 2012 is going to be even better:

Roadmap - In 2012 you can expect our focus to be on the four main components of the Customer Experience Management framework; Personalisation, Corporate Social Networking, Usability and eCommerce.

Personalisation – Content delivery based on defined conditional criteria such as geographic location, browsing history or referrer URL, as well as personalised workspaces and storage.
Social – Providing a social networked layer throughout elcomCMS for social collaboration and knowledge sharing in open and closed groups.
Usability – Improvements to the admin user interface, inline editing and the ability to manage the site from smart devices.
eCommerce – Integration with best of breed ecommerce technology.

User Group - Following on the success of our user groups, our first user group for 2012 will be held at the beginning of March in Sydney and shortly thereafter in Melbourne, where we will be show casing elcomCMS 7.6.

Master Class & Webinars - 2012 is going to be the year where Elcom looks to solidify itself as WCMS experts. Together with our partners and various industry experts we will be hosting a number of Master classes and Webinars.

Expansion in North America – We will continue to increase our sales momentum and drive the Elcom brand with our partners.

Elcom Launches in Asia - Elcom officially launches in Singapore at the Singapore Management University on 2nd February. For more information please visit, http://www.elcomcms.com/Campaigns/ElcomSingapore2012

Elcom has got off to a busy Marketing start already, with our commitment locked in to the following events.

iStrategy 2012
Sydney, Australia, 21 Feb – 22 Feb 2012
Gartner Portals Content and Collaboration 2012
Orlando, USA, 12 -14 March 2012
Gartner Symposium IT/XPO
Gold Coast, Australia, Nov 2012

Feedback: We value your continued support and feedback. If you have any suggestions for improvement, please feel free to direct these to your account manager or our Marketing Manager Lee-Sia Yuen on leesiay@elcom.com.au. Thank you in advance.
Looking forwarding to a working with you in 2012.

Best Regards,

Ryan

Season's Greetings from the Elcom team! - support details

2011-12-23T02:09:00Z

Hi, We'd just like to take this opportunity thank you for your continued support throughout 2011 and to wish you a wonderful festive break and a Happy New Year.

Please note that we will have skeleton staff working from Monday 26th December till Tuesday 3rd January.

For all urgent enquiries or questions, please email helpdesk@elcom.com.au or contact Ryan Bloch at ryanb@elcom.com.au or on +61 (0)2 8064 0931.

Best Wishes,

The Elcom Team

Social comes to v7.5 and we’re excited!

2011-09-21T03:59:00Z

Blog Post by: Anthony Milner, Product Director, Elcom

Well we’ve launched v7.5 on the market today and I’m so proud to be sharing with you news of this development. In this blog post I’ve noted a few of the new features you can expect to see in this latest version. v7.5 packed with new features to make managing content even easier but our focus was driven by two main goals.

Make it easier for developers to build sites
Make it easier for end users to create and manage content

There are over 60 new features but in every one of them you will find that we have attempted to deliver on this promise.

Social – ‘My Page’
This exciting new social layer provides intuitive and easy to use facebook like functionality giving users the ability to publish status updates, share information, comment and invite colleagues or members to share information. We are planning to deliver a lot more social functionality to bring the great benefits of social intranet to the enterprise. This is the tip of the iceberg.

Managing External Content (a.k.a YouTube integration)

We’ve introduced the concept of indexed external content. Initially this capability can be seen via YouTube integration however in the coming release it will optionally extend to other external repositories such as Vimeo and SoundCloud. This development essentially allows authors to automatically extract and store an external objects’ metadata as an indexed asset in the elcomCMS without the need to actually store the content itself. The content can then be integrated with the elcomCMS taxonomy engine, dynamic content widgets and search to provide a quick and powerful way to mesh external content and reduce the duplication and maintenance often associated with it.

Campaign Monitor Integration
If you are a marketing or campaign manager using Campaign Monitor for email marketing then it just got a whole easier. We’ve developed an integration that lets you automatically add subscribers to a campaign using Form Creator.

Nested Masterpages
Master pages can be now nested allowing developers to create more componentized master pages providing greater flexibility and significantly reducing maintenance associated with global changes.

Front End Publishing
This feature brings publishing capability to the end user who doesn’t want to go near the backend or doesn’t have access to the backend. This feature allows these individuals to create content in specific locations using a new button on the admin toolbar. This new feature provides a quick and simple lightbox interface for the quick addition of content.

This is a glimpse of the exciting things to come in the elcomCMS. As well as product developments in Mobile Web, Online Marketing, Intranet, Extranets and Corporate web; Social is big on the horizon. Whether your reading this as a customer, partner or interested-party, I encourage you to contact us to see a demonstration or to trial this update and consider upgrading, our team will be glad to assist you.

Lastly, a big thank you to the awesome Product team at Elcom. The product team consists of designers, developers, testers, technical writers, sys admins and marketers who make it their business to deliver the magic that culminates in a release. You guys are awesome!! Thank you.

For more information on this release please visit www.elcomCMS.com

Swinging at the Jeans for Genes Gala Ball

2011-09-12T01:50:00Z

Posted by: Lee-Sia Yuen, Marketing Manager

We had such a great time at the Jeans for Genes Gala Dinner in Sydney and I just wanted to share with you some of our highlights.

Having finished work on Friday evening, I raced home to get 'dolled-up'. Andrew, my partner, was of course my time keeper and we set off shortly after 6pm to get into the city centre in good time. Being a 'Swing and Bling' themed event, the 400+ guests each looked amazing, the ladies donned their sparkles and the men were looking sharp. Having had our pre-event drinks and listened to Liam Burrows tinkering away at the grand piano, we were all ushered to our seats at 7pm for the start of what would be a fantastic evening.

Ryan, John, Kevin, Pawan and their wives (all looking very lovely I might add) found Andrew and I and we sat down at our table whilst funny man and MC, Vince Sorrenti kicked off the night.

We enjoyed our entree of 'Spinach and Ricotta Raviolli' while being entertained by the opening dance act, the Brent Street Dancers; followed by a welcome message by CMRI's Director, Professor Roger Reddel. To add to the ambience of 'Swing and Bling', special guest performer Liam Burrows from Australia's Got Talent, wowed us with his amazing 'Big Band style' voice with John Morrison's Swing City Big Bang accompanying him.

The main course arrived and we 'tucked into' a choice of either delicious Grilled Tasmanian Salmon or Roasted Rack of Lamb whilst the second part of the evening commenced. A scholarship was awarded and special guest speaker, Meg Martyr, shared a personal, heartfelt and enlightening story about two of her children's journey through cancer. Following on from that, Auctioneer Vic Laruso, started the Celebrity Jean's Art bidding and the wonderful pieces were all sold in quick succession. The silent auction was going on in the background throughout the night; and there were over 50 items that businesses had kindly donated. Unfortunately someone else in the room wanted the 'Spanish Night Out' a little more than someone on our table, so they lucked out on that one. Ryan also joked about bidding for the 'year’s supply of Kirspy Kremes', which would have been great for the Elcom Social Committee, but I'm not sure how good it would have been for our waistlines!

During the third and final part of the evening, the band played a few more tunes, this time accompanied by singer Jacki Cooper and we danced to a few songs (a bit of fun although we had no idea how to dance to Big Band music). A trio of Dark chocolate fondant, chocolate syrup and vanilla ice cream was served for dessert just as the Gala Raffle was being drawn - Ryan and his wife Kim had purchased one of the $100 Jeans for Genes teddy bears and were hoping that luck would swing their way to win the big family holiday to Canada. Again sadly not the case!

After more dancing, conversation and drink, the evening drew to a close and we were each on our way home. It was an amazing night, everyone had great big smiles on their faces and to top it off the funds were going to a great cause.

We would highly recommend your involvement in next year’s event. For more information on 'Jeans for Genes' and the amazing things that they do, visit: www.jeansforgenes.org.au

A Flexible CMS – What a Good Idea.

2011-09-05T22:37:00Z

by Kevin Oliver, Sales Manager, Elcom

The humble Web Content Management System (WCMS) is used for, well, managing web content.

It’s true that some are used for Intranets, Extranets and a variety of other “nets”, but they are mainly known for what they say they do on the tin. But, rather like one of Aunty Mabels’ cakes holding the door open; and the sock holding the family camera, does the WCMS have other hidden uses?

A client of mine, who has been running the Elcom CMS for some time was excitedly telling me about a new ‘Idea generation and Management’ software they were about to implement. One of the Big 4 (consultants, not caravan parks) had been in and recommended it. That the business needed the system was never in doubt, in fact all business should have an equivalent of the idea box (light bulb motif should now be the twirly ones as they are more environmentally friendly) as the best ideas will come from every corner of the office.

Several lattes later, I had a good understanding of what they wanted to do which went a little like this. I have a brilliant idea, I submit my idea via form on the intranet and three people (the innovation panel!) review my idea and agree its brilliance. It then gets posted onto the Ideas Page of the Intranet. The widget on the homepage of the Intranet posts the idea name and many of my colleagues click on it to be enlightened. On this page, logged in users (or non-logged in if you are brave enough) can comment on my idea; and this is where ideas usually get the flesh they need. There is even a little poll where people can vote “GREAT!”, “NO WAY JOSE!” or “MAYBE LATER”. The idea is automatically removed after a specified period and the innovation panel review all comments and the poll results before determining if the idea should progress to a project.

It’s simple, it’s effective, it’s accessible and it cost 5% of putting in a bespoke solution.

Getting more out of your WCMS. Now that is a good idea.

Elcom continues to experience success in North America

2011-08-31T06:52:00Z

North American update by Josh Anstey, VP Partner Engagement

Well it’s been 7 months since we opened our New York office and I thought it was about time to post a quick update on how we were doing here in North America.

It has been busy, we’re continuing to grow and have signed on great partners across North America. We have won a huge number of contracts against a range of different providers here in North America. We’re building our reputation and credibility very quickly and we’re excited about the opportunities we have in the pipeline.

Here are some of the key points that partners and customers here in North America love about our Content Management System (CMS), CommunityManager.NET, and have said sets us apart from other products on the market:

• Modular platform
• Feature rich
• Easy-to-use
• Front-end developers can 'just turn it on'
• Quick turnaround time
• Configurability

We have built a strong team here in North America, and continue to bring onboard incredible talent. We are always on the lookout for people who are wanting to make a difference in the market; If you know of anyone that would be suitable please feel free to contact me. My contacts are at the end of this post.

There is lots going on and nothing is slowing us down, not even the extreme weather conditions we've been experiencing! Our Partners are quickly growing their businesses through the success of offering the CommunityManager.NET, and we are able to share in this success as they win more work with our platform. Our positive experience in the North American market has reinforced Elcom’s product strategy and has indicated that North America is looking for something new and something different.

We are excited about the National coverage we have gained, and the love the support and enthusiasm from our partners and clients. I look forward to keeping you updated on our success in the North American market, as well as the success of our partners and clients.

If you would like to find out more about Elcom or our CMS please visit www.elcomcms.com

Josh Anstey
josha@elcomcms.com
VP Partner Engagement, Elcom

Elcom puts on its Jeans, for Genes

2011-08-24T00:30:00Z

Elcom continues its support for ‘Jeans for Genes’ and joins the VIP sponsorship list at this year’s Gala Dinner in Sydney, Australia.

Sydney, Australia – 24 August 2011. Elcom, a global leader in enterprise web content management, has joined the list of business supporters to sponsor this year’s ‘Jeans for Genes’ Gala dinner.

The ‘Swing and Bling’ black-tie evening will be held at the Sofitel Hotel in Sydney on 9 September 2011; celebrating the finale of the 2011 Jeans for Genes Campaigns.

Jeans for Genes is a major national fundraiser of Children’s Medical Research Institute (CMRI). For over 50 years, CMRI has been providing key research to understand the underlying role played by genes in causing diseases. The four major areas researched are: embryonic development and birth defects, cancer, nerve cell signalling, and gene therapy.

John Anstey, Elcom’s CEO commented ‘CMRI perform a critical role in the prevention of genetic diseases and we are proud to be associated with them. We look forward to participating in this event, it looks like great fun and I strongly urge other businesses and professionals to show their support too.’ On the night guests will be entertained by Brent Street Dancers, John Morrison's Swing City Big Band featuring Jacki Cooper, as well as a special guest performance by Liam Burrows, Australia's Got Talent finalist.

A Celebrity Jeans Artwork auction will be held which includes celebrity jeans by Cate Blanchet, Ewan McGregor and Gordon Ramsay. A separate Silent Auction and Gala Raffle will also be held on the night.

Organisations can join Elcom in supporting ‘Jeans for Genes’ by visiting their website www.jeansforgenes.org.au. Donations can be made via their website and sponsorship opportunities for their Gala Dinner are still available.

About Elcom
Elcom is a global provider of enterprise web content management systems. Elcom assists mid-market organisations achieve their online objectives for corporate websites, intranets, ecommerce and training through one powerfully simple and secure platform: CommunityManager.NET. Established in 1996 in Sydney, Australia, and with offices in the USA, Elcom are a Microsoft Gold partner with more than 500 successful customer implementations.

Find out more www.elcom.com.au

7.5 Sneak Peak

2011-08-02T13:19:58Z

The are a number of great new features coming in version 7.5 of CommunityManager.NET which is due for release at the end of August 2011. In fact it is feature packed and addresses many small but important functions for making front end developers and end users jobs much simpler.

Front End Publishing

This feature lets an author quickly and simply add content without going near the backend. Simply click the add article button, select the folder (it will default to the current location), click publish and you have a new article template ready to go. This should make it a lot less daunting for users who don’t really like to venture into the admin area. Here is a short demo

Print to PDF

PDF printing is back by popular demand thanks largely to the release of 64bit tools to replace the old ones that didn’t play nice. So now you will be able to turn any webpage into a PDF with a click of button.

Publish Later

The concept of creating content and publishing at a predetermined time has always been possible for new content but what about existing content that required edits? Now the Elcom CMS can set a future go live date for existing content that has been edited but needs to be embargoed until a specified date and time.

Simpler Form Management

We know that re-ordering a form was a grey hair inducing activity so we’ve added simpler ordering which makes moving a field from the top to the bottom a simple procedure. In addition to this each field has its own tag allowing you tailor your confirmation email.

Checked Out Articles

Ever forgotten to check an article back in? We have, so we decided to add an alert which reminds you to check the article back in if you move away from a page that is checked out. We’ve even given admins the ability to “take ownership” of an article that has been checked out to someone else who is away or needs help with their content.

We hope this talks to some of the pain points and great new feature you’ve been asking for and there’s much more coming….including Campaign Monitor email marketing integration, YouTube integration, a new element for listing people, SEO improvements, simpler application of security settings from within folders, a login/logout tag that knows its state, editor switching and more…stay tuned. We’re very excited and reckon you will be too.

Google Plus – Here’s what we think!

2011-08-02T01:43:00Z

Well it's been almost a month since Google launched its latest social networking product, Google Plus. Google describes the rapid demand for its product as ‘insane', especially after the much less successful Google Wave and Buzz products. Registrations and invitations have since been restricted, but fortunately, we here at Elcom are always eager to ‘play with' new technology, so a few of us signed up before the restrictions.

Here's what we think of Google's latest venture:

Frank Warwick, Project Manager (Elcom, Sydney Office)

"I was a frequent user of both Twitter and Facebook and I believe Google Plus is an intelligent merge of both. Actually, since using Google Plus, I've stopped using Twitter and only use Facebook occasionally.

I'm no longer restricted to Twitter's limited 140 character ‘tweets' and can now freely translate my latest ‘light-bulb moment' into my posts without having to stop and think about how best to say what I need to say in two lines. Google Plus also has the same concept of ‘followers', but what makes them a step ahead of Twitter is allowing you to choose who follows you, and no more posts or tweets littered with adverts and sales gimmicks.

What else? I love the fact that it's both push and pull content updates. Unlike Facebook or Twitter, I don't have to refresh my page to receive live-updates. There is also a ‘circles' feature, so you can group who you follow. I have a ‘circle' called ‘random people' (inventive I know, but the name fits the bill), where I drop all my random follows (some are fascinating and insightful individuals) in my field of interest. It's a great way to capture live information, feeds and posts relevant to me and my interests. Information is served for me to enjoy instantly.

At the moment, there is nothing I don't like about Google Plus. Sure there are teething problems but that's the point of a new tool; I know they are consistently developing it and I'm excited about what's ahead!

Google Plus is best enjoyed using The Chrome browser."

Adam Lust, Product Specialist (Elcom, Sydney Office)

"The one thing I love about Google Plus is it's ‘circle' feature. This allows you to really control your privacy levels depending on what group you have. Facebook has this with groups, but it's not as sophisticated and user friendly as Google Plus' ‘circles feature'. I can now have colleagues on my Google Plus without fear of any professional implications. I can ‘friend' them and stay professional, which is a bonus! I can post party pictures for my friends and choose not to show them to my family members and various other groups.

The privacy is done well, it allows you to have complete privacy in some areas and completely public in others - it's great!

Google Plus is still a new product, so as expected it has a few bugs. I won't be replacing my Facebook anytime soon, but will definitely be keen on what Google come up with next. Will this be the Facebook killer? Who knows, Google might be onto a winner here. "

Bryan Poggo, Project Manager (Elcom, Sydney Office)

"Well, I joined because a friend sent me an invitation and as I'm a self confessed geek, I jumped at the idea! Without repeating some of the things Frank and Adam have already covered, I too like the security and circles features in Google Plus. I can now be selective with who I send ‘tweets' or posts to.

I also like the ‘huddles' feature which is only available for iPhone and Android at present. Basically it's a way for friends to chat about a subject for example ‘catching up on the weekend' or ‘the rugby between South Africa and Australia', without sharing the conversation with all your Google Plus ‘friends' or contacts. On Facebook, you post a status update or a wall post and all your friends and friends' friends can see what you're saying. Now you can ‘huddle' together online and have a conversation privately or publically - you decide.

Again, there are lots of bugs and people are still trying to find their feet with the product but I have no doubt that it will be my integrated online social networking and communication portal once this kicks off. "

Josh Anstey, VP Partner Engagement (Elcom, New York Office)

"Google Plus is a great blend between Facebook and Twitter, of which I am a heavy user of both (now all 3).

Google Plus has a very familiar and easy to use interface. The security permissions around the ‘circles' are fantastic and provide a lot of flexibility. It's great that you can completely customize how these work and filter your feed based on your ‘circles'. The ‘huddles' is another great idea, and it's great to see the concept of a few friends speaking offline, now so easy to do online.

I am looking forward to seeing the new business features that are coming out in the next few months. "

Tell us about your experience with Google Plus in the comments below.

austrade.com.au wins CSSawards “Site of the Day”

2011-07-11T05:49:00Z

Austrade, the Australian Government’s trade and investment development agency has won a “Site of the Day” award for Friday 8^th July 2011. The award was voted by an international jury made up of some of the most important designers, bloggers and Internet agencies. The site was evaluated by scoring it on a scale of 1 to 10 for its Design, Creativity, Usability and Content.

This work is the culmination of an outstanding collaboration effort between Elcom and Silver Pistol to deliver the Austrade website redesign.

Elcom’s Product Director, Anthony Milner commented, “We are particularly pleased at how effortlessly the ElcomCMS was able to adopt these brilliant designs from Silver Pistol. Converting a site with over 20,000 pages in a matter of days is testament to the great benefits of using a CMS that truly embraces CSS allowing for true separation of content and design.”

For over 6 years, Austrade and Elcom have been working closely to develop and expand their government web portal. Elcom’s flagship product, CommunityManager.NET, has allowed Austrade to centrally manage the creation and publishing of their web content, their international multilingual sites and online training portals.

Roundedcube Becomes Elcom Partner and Expands CMS Offering for Clients

2011-07-01T12:01:00Z

St. Louis, MO - June 30, 2011 Elcom, a globally recognized provider of enterprise web content management systems, is proud to announce its recent partnership with Roundedcube, a digital agency specializing in web content management. Roundedcube is one of the first partners that have joined the Elcom Partner Program in North America.

Elcom’s flagship product, Elcom CMS, is an innovative, easy to use web content management system, which features a comprehensive library of modules that can be used as standalone applications or integrated into powerful internet, intranet, and extranet solutions. Roundedcube looks to expand their vast experience with content management solutions with the addition of the Elcom CMS.

“Roundedcube strives to provide our clients with the best web content management system for their specific needs,” said Marco Tana, President and CEO of Roundedcube. “Becoming an Elcom partner gives Roundedcube the ability to maintain our leading edge in providing the best-fit solution for our client’s scope, budget and timeline.”

“We are excited that Roundedcube has joined the growing Elcom Partner Program. The Elcom CMS was a natural fit for Roundedcube, given Roundedcube’s technical skills and industry experience”, said Josh Anstey, Elcom’s VP Partner Engagement. “Elcom is committed to providing a market leading web content management system and Roundedcube’s clients now have the ability to experience the benefits of the Elcom CMS.”

Roundedcube will begin their first Elcom CMS implementation immediately by developing an intranet for a Fortune 500 multi-national manufacturer and marketer of consumer-products.

About Elcom

Elcom is a globally recognized web content management provider. Elcom assists mid-market organizations achieve their online objectives for corporate websites, intranets, ecommerce and training through one powerfully simple, secure platform: Elcom CMS. Established in 1996, with offices in the USA and Australia, Elcom is a Microsoft Gold partner with more than 500 successful customer implementations around the globe, including those which have been delivered jointly with their global partner network. Find out more at www.elcomCMS.com

About Roundedcube

Roundedcube (www.roundedcube.com) is an interactive agency providing web strategy, design and development services. As a Microsoft Gold Certified Partner, Roundedcube excels in creating innovative solutions based on the .NET Framework and related technologies. Incorporated in 2002, Roundedcube is headquartered in St. Louis, Missouri.

CMS Technology - Hot topic at the Melbourne Internet Show

2011-06-07T22:48:00Z

Last week Elcom exhibited at CeBit 2011 – Australia, one of the world’s largest global IT trade shows. Held at the ‘Sydney Convention & Exhibition Centre’, the exhibition showcased information and communications technology used to help drive business strategy. With over 30,000 business delegates from Australia and overseas the event was bigger than ever. The exhibition spanned across 3 huge halls with a wide range of exhibitors showing off the very latest in technology, with a big focus on cloud computing and e-Health.

As expected Web Content Management was a major topic of interest; and as one of the main technology providers, Elcom was happily inundated with questions and queries. Hot topics circled around the areas of CMS, intranet solution provision, document management and the big one, Mobile technology.

Elcom would like to thank the Australian Technology Park for partnering with us on the stand and we look forward to next year.

Elcom at Melbourne Internet Show

2011-04-28T23:57:00Z

Elcom is proud to announce our participation at the 2011 Melbourne Internet Show on the 4th-5th May.

We are a silver sponsor of the event and will have our own exhibit, where we will discuss the benefits of Elcom and CommunityManager.NET!

In addition to this, our very own Product Director, Anthony Milner will be speaking in the Content Management, Connectivity & Collaboration Seminars, on both days. He will be speaking on "Web Content Management - 5 Secrets to Improve Productivity and Maximise your Investment".

Anthony's talks will take place at 2pm on Wednesday and 12:35pm on Thursday.

As always if you are interested in coming to the event, please contact your Account Manager for free passes!

We look forward to seeing you there!

For more information please visit the Elcom website

Success at the HR Summit

2011-04-10T23:24:00Z

Last week, Elcom had the opportunity to exhibit at the HR Summit with our channel partner, Multibase.

Our focus at the event was to push our capabilities in intranets, online inductions and training – and we found a lot of interest towards online induction systems, with many large companies at the event still using manual, paper based processes!

The HR summit also helped to introduce Elcom and CommunityManager.NET, to a completely different market. We met many senior HR professionals and consultants, who drive these types of software implementations thorough their businesses. In addition, there were a also some promising opportunities to expand our partner network here in Oz! All in all, these senior HR professionals and potential partners left the HR summit with a little piece of Elcom and Multibase.

Elcom and Multibase at HR Summit

2011-04-04T01:56:00Z

Elcom will be exhibiting at the HR Summit with one its channel partners, Multibase. The event will be held at Luna Park in Sydney, on the 6th-7th April.

Elcom and Multibase will be one of the only technology ventures to exhibit at the event, and will aim to educate and demonstrate solutions around Intranets, Learning Management Systems (LMS) and Online Induction portals, to the audience of Human Resource professionals attending the event.

If you wish to attend the HR Summit and visit us, please contact your Account Manager for a free pass.