The team at ADG wish to thank the delegates and speakers for attending DEFDOC 2010, held in Melbourne last week. We hope you found the topics of interest and were able to network with your industry peers.
DefDoc 2010 Registrations are in and the fun officially begins when we kick things off today Tuesday 18th May, in Melbourne.
Below are some relevant details to all those participating at DefDoc 2010.
Tutorial: ‘Authoring Content to ASD S1000D Schema’s’
Date: Tuesday 18th May
Address: ONG Training, Level 11 / 461 Bourke Street, Melbourne CBD.
Time: 9:00am – 4:00pm
Please Note: Lunch, Morning and Afternoon Tea is provided to all students.
DefDoc 2010 – 2 Day Conference:
Date: Wednesday 19th & Thursday 20th May
Address: ‘The Victoria Hotel’, 215 Little Collins Street, Melbourne CBD
Time: Registrations commence from 8:00am in the ‘Swanston Function Room’
Opening Address: 9:00am
Please Note: Lunch, Morning and Afternoon Tea is provided to all delegates.
Should you have any queries or concerns relating to DefDoc 2010, please contact ADG directly on + 61 7 3832 6888 or alternatively e-mail defdoc@absolutedata.com
The countdown is on for DefDoc 2010 to begin, which is due to commence in Melbourne next week!
We have only 5 tickets available for the Conference, so if you haven’t registered to be a part of DefDoc 2010 and you would like to join us, simply fill out a DefDoc Registration Form that can be found at: http://www.defdoc.com/register.html and once completed, either fax directly to + 617 3832 6999 or alternatively, email to defdoc@absolutedata.com
We have an exciting line-up of both local and International guest speakers this year.
Please note, Darrell Nelson is no longer available to present at Defdoc, although we have been fortunate enough to make contact with Keith Alexander from Defence Materiel Organisation, Industry Division of the Director Export Control Systems.
The topic of Keith’s presentation will be: ‘ITAR Considerations for the delivery of Training Courseware, Illustrations and Interactive Electronic Technical Data’.
We are all excited to have Keith on board with us at DefDoc and we look forward to hearing his presentation.
Latest presentation details are available at: http://www.defdoc/Program08.pdf
Join your Defence and Industry peers at DefDoc 2010 (May 19-20, Melbourne). This specialist event provides a forum to share information on initiatives, future intentions and common issues regarding the creation, management and delivery of training, ASD STE-100, PLCM and technical documentation to Australia’s Defence Forces and Industry.
Latest News – UK Technical specialist to present
Dr. Timothy M. King, CEng MIMechE CITP MBCS PhD DIC ACGI, has extensive international experiences in through-life information exploitation to support high value, complex assets.
Since 1986, Tim has participated extensively in applying computer software to support the engineering process. He is a Principal Consultant at LSC Group (UK), where he has worked since 1998. He is a Chartered Engineer (Institution of Mechanical Engineers) and a Chartered Information Technology Professional (British Computer Society).
About Tim’s Presentation
Effective and efficient decision making is the fundamental business capability that drives the requirement for information interoperability and integration.
This interoperability and integration is more extensive if underpinned by open, neutral standards. Such standards include STEP and PLCS for engineering data (ISO 10303) and ASD S1000D for technical documentation.
These standards have been the subject of extensive investment and support from the UK Defence enterprise, within both the MOD and Industry.
The Defence enterprise is now ready to take full advantage of the standards and has built an understanding of how to address the associated practical issues through early examples of implementation.
These examples have already begun to demonstrate the achievability of the promised business benefits. These benefits will grow as implementation becomes more widespread.
For the full Speaking Program for DefDoc 2010 please refer to http://www.defdoc.com/presentations.html
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DefDoc 2010 provides a three day forum to share information on current initiatives, future intentions and common issues regarding the creation, management and delivery of documentation, training and through life support in Defence and Industry.
The program for DefDoc 2010 will include a training class on Authoring Content to the ASD S1000D Schema’s, as well as case studies on documentation, technical illustrations, SCORM, STE-100 and other through life support topics.
The DefDoc Team invites Defence and Industry personnel to present at DefDoc 2010 and attend the conference as our guest. Presentations on system implementation and information management challenges through to new technologies and integration are welcome.
To register your interest please email samhocking@absolutedata.com
Early-bird registrations finish COB 23rd April 2010, so don’t miss out on the great delegate price of AU $704. For more information visit http://www.defdoc.com
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13th Australasian Online Documentation and Content Conference
The session topics are designed to provide a stimulating balance of writing techniques, case studies, and the latest technical information.
For further information http://www.aodc.com.au/agenda.aspx
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(8:00am – 4:50pm & 8:30am – 4:20pm)
The Victoria Hotel
215 Little Collins Street
Melbourne CBD
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