X Change 2009, a highly focused web analytics conference for and by real-world practitioners and web analytics managers, today announced the stellar line-up of Huddle Leaders. X Change is a peer-to-peer conference where measurement experts from leading companies host discussions on topics key to their online business.
Building on the success of two previously sold-out conferences, the 2009 X Change will feature recognized experts from diverse online industries ranging from Retail to Financial Services to Media and Publishing. Topics and topic leaders this year include Nokia talking about measuring the mobile Internet, Intuit talking about successful staffing strategies, Charles Schwab talking about data-driven site redesign efforts, Turner Broadcasting talking about measuring online video, Microsoft talking about measuring rich Internet applications, Best Buy talking about measuring social commerce, and Hewlett Packard talking about site testing.
A full list of topics and conversation leaders can be found at http://semphonic.com/XChange.aspx
Gary Angel, President of X Change co-sponsor Semphonic, describes the conference as “laser focused on topics crucial to the web analytics industry. That focus comes from having real practitioners choose the topics and lead the discussions. X Change is committed to delivering an experience different from and more valuable than any conference you’ve ever attended. At X Change, it’s all about the conversation at the table.”
“The X Change keeps getting better and better,” says Eric Peterson, CEO of X Change’s co-sponsor Web Analytics Demystified. “The amazing quality of conversation leaders this year speaks to the opportunity we have created for experienced web analytics professionals.”
X Change will be held on September 9th-11th in San Francisco, California at the luxurious modern St. Regis hotel. The event is an intimate, peer-to-peer experience targeted toward enterprise measurement professionals.
To learn more about the X Change Conference and to reserve your spot, please visit http://www.semphonic.com/conf