Have you viewed the Symposium 2011 program that is posted on the BFMA web site yet? What an amazing story it contains. A quick view of the class titles reveals an opportunity that should not be missed. Here is a summary of the tracks:
Forms Management: Forms management principles involve work skills consisting of cost benefit analysis, consultation, project management, and environmental and safety awareness. Forms administration involve version control, identification systems, filing systems, software distribution, warehousing, standards, tracking, operating procedures, obsolescence, forms libraries, business continuity, procurement, and inventory management.
Design/Development: Design and development principles include graphics, use of color, typography, plain language, graphical user interface, techniques. Including general layout principles for paper and electronic form design including manufacturing considerations, printing specifications, interface design, field formatting, masks, data validation, and development specifications.
Technology: Technology principles include electronic technologies involving digital demand imaging, recognition systems, post processing, data merge printing and production principles. This also includes systems architecture involving hardware, operating system, networks, communication systems, and applications software.
Process/Workflow: Process and workflow consists of assessment of objectives and project scope, fact finding, data organization, analysis, solution development, recommendations, implementation, and follow-up and evaluation.
Government: Sessions presented by the US Department of State's forms professionals.
Symposium Baltimore 2011 offers internationally renowned instructors covering intensive curriculum, facilitated venues for networking and problem solving, and one-on-one access to the experts from the industry’s most influential product providers. Click here to see the currently scheduled sessions and speakers.
Whether you are seeking a basic knowledge foundation, learning about the latest technological advances, or are simply tired of wrestling with problems in isolation, come to Baltimore and open yourself to this exciting exchange of ideas. The possibilities are endless!
If you take one class at each time slot, you will have a total of 15 classes. That’s a lot of learning– and you get all the networking benefits, product tutorials, idea exchange and fun as an added bonus.
In addition, there are four pre-conference sessions available that can extend your education.
I think you will agree that this opportunity for forms professionals just doesn’t exist anywhere else.
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