General MongoDB Austin 2013 Information:
Dates & Deadlines:
| Deadline | Description |
|---|---|
| 1/25/2013 | Slides Due! Email to Speakerinfo@10gen.com |
| 2/8/2013 | RSVP for MongoDB Austin Speaker and Sponsor Thank You Dinner - email events@10gen.com to rsvp |
See Event Page Here: http://www.10gen.com/events/mongodb-austin
Schedule of Events:
2/14/2013 MongoDB Austin Workshops
2/14/203 MongoDB Austin Speaker and Sponsor Thank You Dinner
2/15/2013 MongoDB Austin Conference
2/15/2013 MongoDB Austin After Party
Tweet! Twitter: #MongoDBDays
Conference & After Party Location:
Hyatt Regency Austin
| Link to Venue | |
| Address | 208 Barton Springs Road, Austin Texas 78704 |
| Contact | +1 512 477 1234 |
Speaker and Sponsor Thank You Dinner Venue
6:00 - 9:00 pm, Feb 14
| Venue |
Gazzang Office |
| Address | 804 Congress, Suite 400 Austin, TX 78701 |
| Contact | None |
After Party Venue
5:30pm - 8:00 pm, Feb 15
| Venue |
The Upper Decks - http://www.upperdecksaustin.com/ |
| Address | 301 Barton Springs Rd, Austin, Texas 78704 |
| Contact | 512-291-2686 |
Slide and Presentation Review:
- Submit your slides to speakerinfo@10gen.com - PPT, KeyNote, Prezi or PDF are all acceptable formats
Equipment:
Provided:
- Projector, screen and mic for Speaker
- MacBook Mini Display Port - VGA Adaptor
- Wireless Clickers/Pointers - Please do not take the USB adaptor with you by accident!
What You Should Bring:
- A laptop
- A VGA adaptor for anything that is NOT a Mac mini display port
- Conference wifi is always unreliable so we recommend not doing any live demos that require Internet
Presentation:
- Each presenter will have 40 minutes for both their presentations and Q&A
- Each session has a short break to allow attendee transitions
- We'll have staff on hand to make sure you start/end on time
Please also find presentation tips here: http://www.mongodb.org/display/DOCS/PresentationTips
Filming: We Are Filming You!
- Don't wear stripes or a busy print
- Do repeat questions from the audience before answering them
- Do announce results if you poll the audience - such as "raise your hand if you use MongoDB." Your next comments will be much more relevant to the audience