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Enterprise Experience 2019
Early bird tickets available through March 15th
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The evolving practice (and conference) of enterprise user experience
Read more about the philosophy behind our newly reimagined 2019 Enterprise Experience conference program on Medium.
Past Conferences
Enterprise User Experience 2018
San Francisco, California
June 13 – 15, 2018
Enterprise User Experience 2017
San Francisco, California
June 7 – 9, 2017
Enterprise User Experience 2016
San Antonio, Texas
June 8 – 10, 2016
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Time capsule
One of the highlights of the very first Enterprise UX conference—back in 2015—was Dave Cronin’s presentation on design systems. Watch the recording.
Community Curators
Louis Rosenfeld
Like many user experience folk, Lou started somewhere (library science), made his way somewhere else (information architecture), and has ended up in an entirely different place (publishing). Lou spent most of his career in information architecture consulting, first as founder of Argus Associates and later as an independent consultant. He co-founded the Information Architecture Institute and the IA Summit.
What Louis recommends
Uday Gajendar
Uday specializes in "next-gen" innovation projects and “three-in-a-box” product development with business and engineering leads. He also regularly writes for ACM Interactions and speaks worldwide on design topics at SXSW, UX Australia, IxDA, Midwest UX, and other venues. You can read Uday’s thoughts on design at his blog and on Medium.
What Uday recommends