technology day

Join Denver Botanic Gardens, CSIA and the Denver Botanic Gardens' Technology Task Force Committee for a lunch panel discussion on the importance of technology in delivering educational messages and the mission for Denver Botanic Gardens. A team of member organizations from CSIA, including the Gardens' Technology Task Force Committee, will demonstrate how it is using technology to connect people with the natural world. See actual product demos of new features such as:

• fully enabled Wi-Fi across the Gardens
• re-designed Web site with blogging and video capabilities
• social networking strategies
• HD video conferencing
• and much more . . . 

Technology professionals are also encouraged to stroll the grounds, bring their teams out for a meeting, network with their peers, participate in a panel discussion on technology and philanthropy, and get involved in the technological transformation at the Gardens.

• 9:30-10 a.m. - Welcome breakfast for attendees in Mitchell Hall
  Breakfast sponsored by ViaWest
• 10 a.m.-Noon: Visit booths set up across the Gardens for product demos and information from over 20 different CSIA member technology companies. 
• Noon - 1: 30 p.m.: Lunch and Panel Discussion - “The Value of Technology in Connecting People With Plants” (registration required*)
  
  Lunch and panel discussion sponsored by Cisco Systems, Inc.
• 1:30-4 p.m.: Visit booths set up across the Gardens for product demos and information from over 20 different CSIA member technology companies.
• Learn how to take your organization to the next level with the newest in technology applications and how you can become involved in making a difference in your community.

Date:
Thursday, July 31, 2008

Time:
9 a.m. - 5 p.m.
*Click here to learn about the Lunch Panel participants and to register. The luncheon panel discussion is free to the first 300 Technology Day participants that register.

Admission:
Regular admission to the public. Members are free.
Present your technology company business card for free admission.