The O'Reilly Where Conference brings together the people working on and using location technologies to explore best practices and emerging trends in software development, tools, business strategies, and marketing. CTOs, marketers, developers, technologists, researchers, geographers, startups, business developers, and entrepreneurs gather to share their experiences and learn from their peers.
The O'Reilly Strata Conference focuses on the people, tools, and technologies putting data to work, providing data-driven insight to understand customer behavior, create better products, and gain true competitive advantage in the marketplace. Strata brings together decision makers, managers, and data practitioners for three days of training, sessions, discussions, events, and exhibits showcasing the new data ecosystem.
O'Reilly's TOC Conference is the place where leading practitioners from the publishing and tech industries converge to explore ideas, share what they're learned from their successes (and their failures), and navigate the profound changes affecting our industry. Each year, TOC provides a deft mix of the practical and the visionary to give attendees the tools and guidance they need to succeed—and the inspiration to lead change.
In 2012, TOC goes "4-D" with a particularly sharp focus on Data, Design, Development, and Deployment. This "4-D" approach provides a wide range of practical, in-depth sessions that cover the innovations rocking every aspect of the art, craft, and business of publishing in the 21st century--from designing and implementing profitable business models to the advanced technical aspects of creating digital books, agile publishing, and fostering collaborative environments that help ideas (and careers) to thrive.
Today's open source innovators, builders, and pioneers gather annually at OSCON to share expertise and experience, explore new ideas, and inspire each other. OSCON has also become one of the most important places to make open source related announcements, and to unveil projects and products. As open source becomes fully integrated into the corporate environment, OSCON helps to define, maintain, and extend the identity of what it means to be open source.