The annual Innotech Conference is coming back to Austin on October 29, 2009. If you haven’t been, it’s the biggest gather of tech people in Austin (short of SXSW Interactive). Last year attendance was at record levels with about 2,000 people at the conference, and you can register here. There will be a great new addition to the tradeshow portion of Innotech, and that is Startup Row. It’s a chance for younger companies to have [...]
We’ll see you at Molotov from 6pm – 8pm. If you didn’t get a chance to register, you can pay $10 at the door. For cheaper tickets next time, go to the Austin Tech Happy Hour website and signup for the announcements. This event is generously sponsored by Peer 1 Networks. Use the Twitter hashtag #athh!
We’ve got a great happy hour lined up for Thursday, July 30th at Molotov sponsored by Peer1, which provides award-winning Managed Hosting, Dedicated Hosting (through our division ServerBeach), Co-location, and Network services. The free and early bird tickets have been sold to people who are on the mailing list, but you can still get a ticket for $7.50 which gives you two drink tickets. $10 at the door. We’ll also be featuring some early stage [...]
ProductCamp is a collaborative, user organized unconference, focused on Product Marketing and Management topics. At ProductCamp everyone participates: by presenting, leading a roundtable discussion, helping with logistics, securing sponsorship, or volunteering. ProductCamp is a great opportunity for you to learn from, teach to, and network with professionals involved in the Product Management, Marketing, and Development process from the Austin area! The first ProductCamp Austin in June 2008 had over 130 people sign up, and over [...]
It’s hard to believe that it’s time to start thinking about SXSW 2010! Make sure to nominate a panel by Friday, July 10th! http://panelpicker.sxsw.com/
Last week, the folks from the DEMO conference came to Austin looking for some great new startups to launch at DEMO Fall ’09 in San Diego in September. The invite said over 160 people had RSVP’d and it seemed like everyone involved with tech startups in Austin was in attendance. Chris Shipley has been producing the DEMO conference for 15 years, and the Fall conference will be her last. Matt Marshall, the editor of Venture [...]
The DEMO conference is world-renowned for being the launchpad for such companies as Palm and E*Trade. Conference organizers Chris Shipley and Matt Marshall (VentureBeat editor) are organizing an Innovation Tour to find emerging companies to showcase at the September DEMO Fall 2009 conference. Come meet Chris and Matt at Lanai for some in-person social networking on July 1st. If you’d like some one-on-one time to pitch your company to Chris and Matt, they will be [...]
Come enjoy a relaxing and fun networking happy hour for people in the Austin technology community. It will be held at Molotov on W. 6th Street from 6p-8p on Thursday June 18th. If you’ve never been, it’s a great opportunity to network with other people in tech, share ideas, have a drink and chill. The rooftop deck at Molotov has been revamped, and should be really nice after the sun goes down. Molotov also has [...]
Tech Ranch Austin today announced expansion of it’s programs into Cedar Park, Texas with the launch of Tech Ranch Cedar Park. Beginning June 24th, Tech Ranch Cedar Park will host a series entrepreneur support events focused on building community, increasing collaboration, and accelerating entrepreneurial activity in Cedar Park. The new program will also be supported by the new TechRanch incubator space, which now has over 5,000 square feet, on Rundberg Lane. On June 24th at [...]
Semantic Web is hot. You’ve heard about it, you’ve read about it. The Austin Technology Incubator (ATI) is bringing Peter Mika from Yahoo! Research to Austin to do a full day on Semantic Web. From the event page: While current search techniques aim at ever more sophisticated methods for searching over hypertext, the Semantic Web promises to break new boundaries in search by transforming the content itself into a form that is more easily processable [...]
