September 20, 2006
McClean, VA

The New New Internet is an interactive conference on Web 2.0 applications that includes discussion from high-level experts about the future of IT, adaptive web technologies and how they apply to business. The Sept. 20 day-long event, the first of its kind on the east coast, features a series of keynotes, panel discussions and presentations for senior executives and IT professionals on the growing relevance of Web 2.0 for business and government.

Notable speakers from foremost technology companies and educational institutions across the country will present innovative ideas. The agenda includes:

Michael Arrington, founder, TechCrunch: A front-row seat to the next generation of the Web and business

Jason Goldberg, founder & CEO, Jobster: About Jobster and defining Web 2.0

Dion Hinchcliff, founder & CTO, Hinchcliffe & Company: Software-as-a-Service and mash ups as a way to consume enterprise software

Andrew McAfee, associate professor, Harvard Business School: Enterprise 2.0 and the future of Web 2.0 in business.

Michael Platt, architect, Microsoft: Web 2.0 architecture

Rajen Sheth, enterprise development and management, Google: Business Web 2.0 defined

Attensa will be previewing the newest version of Attensa for Outlook and demonstrating the Attensa Feed Server in the Technology Showcase. If you are attending the conference and want to schedule a meeting, contact Scott Niesen.