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ILTA09: Seems So Official Now

ByMike McBride Reading Time: 1 minute

It’s June 1, the day the fine folks at ILTA released the full list of sessions and speakers for the annual conference in August. Naturally, I went looking for the session I’ll be speaking in, which made the whole idea just a little bit more real, and thus scarier. 🙂

Seriously, though, I’m looking forward to both attending and speaking at the conference this year. I’ve never been before, but I hear nothing but good things, and looking at the full schedule leads me to think that I’m going to have a hard time choosing which ones to attend! Heck, even our session is up against some serious competition, specifically that judges panel on e-discovery and a panel on disruptive technologies. I’m actually sort of sorry I’m going to miss those!

So, who’s going to be at ILTA this year?

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