Conference 'Hashtag' for social networking: #EACCESS10
E-Access Bulletin's sixth annual conference and exhibition on access to technology by people with disabilities, e-Access '10, takes place on 13 July 2010 at Olympia 2 Conference Centre, London.
This year, the event is co-hosted by OneVoice for Accessible ICT Coalition, the UK's leading umbrella body for organisations promoting access to technology by all.
These days, all organisations use technology, from externally-facing websites to internal ICT systems used by your employees. And with an ageing population, and in tough economic times, ensuring all your customers, service users and staff are included in everything you do is more vital than ever.
Our summer event includes a packed programme of interactive sessions, workshops and case studies to help organisations of all sizes take their first steps towards or improve their track record on accessibility. Sessions cover the business, legal and ethical drivers for making computers, mobile phones and all digital technologies accessible to all.
Whether you are a corporate or a family business; a council or a government agency; a university or a think-tank, we look forward very much to seeing you in London in July.
Here are just a few of the testimonials we have received:
The event provided a valuable overview of 'accessibility'.
It was very useful.
Phil Hodge, Business Development Manager, Thales
A thoroughly enjoyable and informative event, with excellent
guest speakers. I'll definitely be back next year.
Andy Lees, Special Needs Assessor, Napier University
Very good speakers and talks and we made good contact
with a range of delegates - so as an exhibitor it was great and I thought
the subjects covered were very relevant and interesting and overall it was
well organised.
Christopher Lofthouse, Outreach Manager, Ricability
I found the event to be extremely useful. The presentations
were of a particularly high caliber and fully realised my expectations.
Thomas O'Neill, Web Architect, Royal College of Nursing
I was recently at the E- Access seminar, which I thought
was excellent...again! Each seminar has been better than the last and they
serve to keep me up to date with some significant developments in the accessibility
arena. I would be lost without them!
Jane Crook , CEO, Berkshire County Blind Society