Campus Technology Virtual Conference 2010
Exciting news! Vitrium Systems will attending this year’s Campus Technology Virtual Conference as a sponsor. Held on November 18th between 10:30am and 6pm EST, join the conference from the comfort of your own desk. If you are a higher education professional, register for the event so that you can attend such keynote speaking sessions as:
- New IT Strategies for a Digital Society - Susan E. Metros, Associate Vice Provost and Deputy CIO for Technology-Enhanced Learning and Professor of Visual Design and Clinical Education, University of Southern California
- Creating Flexible, Technology-Enhanced Collaboration and Learning Spaces - Ron Danielson, Vice Provost and CIO, Santa Clara University
- Building a Foundation for Integrating Rich-Media on a Web 2.0 Campus - Adam Smeets, Digital Media Specialist, Loyola University Chicago, John Drevs, Manager of University Web Content, Loyola University Chicago, Bruce Montes, Director of Academic Technology Services, Loyola University Chicago
Make sure you check out Vitrium’s virtual booth and say hello to Susan Daly, our Senior Marketing Manager, as well as a few of our sales representatives.

IMC Vancouver 2010 wrapped up yesterday, with Vitrium Systems as one of the conference’s sponsors. Our booth was located in the main gathering area at the Four Seasons Vancouver, with a handful of other sponsors, including Antarctica Digital, First Data, and UBC Continuing Studies. We were showcasing our
The rain continues to come down here in Taipei, Taiwan, and so do the vast number of E-book readers, slates and tablet coming to market. It is the 30th meeting of Computex Taipei, and wow, I am excited about the future. Consider that there is a paradigm shift occurring here in Taipei away from the PC (or personal computing) to mobile computing!
t this party has been going on and the magnitude of this conference continues to grow. To facilitate the madness, this year’s show is being held in four separate venues across the city. Candidly, there is too much to see, try 5,000 booths with supermodels and promotional giveaways abound. What recession, tech is sizzling!




