[Accéssibilités] Microsoft SharePoint Briefing in Dublin with HiSoftware

Microsoft Ireland organise avec la société HiSoftware un événement autour des problématiques liés à l’accéssibilité. Cette conférence devrait être des plus intéressante car HiSoftware est la société missionnée par Microsoft pour développer les composants nécessaire pour rendre les sites de publication MOSS accessible aux déficients visuel. Ce projet étant open source, vous pouvez le retrouvez sur CodePlex à cette adresse: Accessibility Kit for SharePoint.

Ci dessous, le texte officiel de l’invitation:

What: Microsoft SharePoint Briefing – Dublin

Where: Microsoft EPDC2 Auditorium
South County Business Park
Leopardstown Dublin D18, Ireland

When: Thursday, April 24, 2008, 9:00 to 17:00 GMT, London

Who Should Attend: IT Professionals.

Summary: Leveraging the power of Enterprise Microsoft Office SharePoint Server (“MOSS”) to answer and remove the complexity and pain of compliance. This 30 minute Quickcast Webinar is a scenario based exploration of the different ways in which MOSS Enterprise Edition can be used to accelerate decision making, automate compliance and disseminate responsibility for compliance without losing control.

Briefing will include an overview of the pivotal role played by collaboration in the New World of Work, as well as customer accounts on the impact SharePoint has made to their businesses. Furthermore, breakout sessions will give you a choice of tracks delivered by partners, focusing on areas like Enterprise Content Management, Search, Portals & Collaboration and Workflows.

During the partner sessions, HiSoftware’s President & CEO Kurt A. Mueffelmann will discuss the company’s joint development efforts with Microsoft to create a more accessible and compliant SharePoint offering through the Accessibility Kit for SharePoint and Compliance Sheriff for SharePoint.

Registration: If you would like to attend this event, please register online by visiting: http://go.microsoft.com/?linkid=8416325.

Tags: SharePoint, HiSoftware, Accessibilité, WSS, MOSS