New Squiz (Free!) Seminar, London, August 23rd: Associations and Not For Profits - Best Practices in

The first Squiz seminar specifically designed for Associations and Not for Profit organisations will be held in London on August 23rd; it will include best practice advice to improve your web publishing processes using open source strategies.

[ClickPress, Wed Jul 04 2007] Squiz today announced that it will be hosting a new ‘best practices’ workshop for Associations and Not for Profits at London's Adam Street Private Member's Club. The session – which is FREE and open to all Web Professionals working in or with the sector - will include presentations from Squiz on how leading customers such as Amnesty International and The Royal College of Nursing have used open source software to successfully introduce new web enabled services for their members at speed, whilst lowering their website and intranet production costs.

The session is designed for webmasters, IT Managers and Marketing Managers who are looking for ways to:

* ...reduce web site production costs and overheads
* ...publish new content more rapidly
* ...drive more member services online
* ...give members better access to resources through improved search
* ...gain more control and flexibility in their overall production processes

Attendance, like Squiz’s open source CMS, is FREE, and people wishing to attend may register via Squiz’s website, at: http://www.squiz.co.uk/resources/seminars/seminars/august_2007/best_practice

The event will take place on the morning of August 23rd at the Adam Street private members club in Charing Cross, London, and will run from 9.30am through to 12.30pm.

Attendees will be able to take home a copy of the MySource Matrix CMS for FREE.... PLUS a copy of our latest white papers.
About Squiz
Squiz helps some of the UK’s leading organisations to gain more control of their web sites and intranets. For example, Oxford University, The Royal College of Nursing and Future Publishing all use Squiz’s MySource Matrix Content Management System to manage the publication of their websites and intranets. In doing so they’re saving money, improving the services they’re delivering to users, and gaining more control of their web development. We develop MySource Matrix as an open source product and then provides support services around it to help our clients get more value from their web spend. We’re kind of like the Red Hat of the CMS world. Our approach is successful because of the strength of our CMS and our experience in diverse fields. We’re also cost-effective because being open source, MySource Matrix costs nothing to acquire or use.

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