FAQs and Registration Policies

• How do I register for the Enterprise 2.0 Conference?
• How do I make changes to my registration?
• What are the dates for the Enterprise 2.0 Conference?
• Where will the Enterprise 2.0 Conference be held?
• How much is registration?
• Are there any registration discounts?
• Can I attend just the Pavilion?
• Can I book hotel reservations through the Enterprise 2.0 Conference site?
• Where can I get more information on visiting Boston?
• Did the Enterprise 2.0 Conference used to be Collaborative Technologies Conference? And why did the name change?

How do I register for the Enterprise 2.0 Conference?

There are four easy ways to register for the Enterprise 2.0 Conference:

1. Register Online. Find the package that is right for you, then secure a great deal on hotel accommodations.

2. By phone: Call toll-free at 888-296-6242. Outside of the United States and Canada, please call 801-617-0404.

Enterprise 2.0 Conference Call Center Hours:
Monday-Friday
8am-5pm, MST
Closed Saturdays and Sundays

3. By Fax: Submit your registration form to 801-932-1713.

4. By Mail: Submit your registration form to:
Enterprise 2.0 Conference
C/O Wingate Studios Customer Service
P.O. Box 594
Orem, UT 84059

How do I make changes to my registration?

If you are already registered and wish to make a change, please log in here or call (888) 296-6242.

If you need to contact customer support, please email support@enterprise2conf.com.

What are the dates for the Enterprise 2.0 Conference?

The Enterprise 2.0 Conference program will start on June 9 and run through June 12, 2008.

Tutorials: Monday, June 9
Conference Sessions: Tuesday, June 10 - Thursday, June 12
Demo Pavilion: Tuesday, June 10 - Wednesday, June 11

Where will the Enterprise 2.0 Conference be held?

The Enterprise 2.0 Conference will be held at the Westin Boston Waterfront hotel in Boston, Massachusetts.

How much is registration?

The Enterprise 2.0 Conference offers several levels of registration. Visit the packages and pricing page for all package details and prices.

Are there any registration discounts?

Yes! Register on or before May 8 and save up to $400 on all conference packages with our Early Registration Discount. For a complete list of registration packages, please visit the packages and pricing page. Various additional discounts are also available:

• Group Discount (3+ attendees from the same company): 20% off each registration for a Full Conference or 3-Day pass.
• Group Discount (3+ attendees from the same company): 20% off each registration for a Full Conference or 3-Day pass. Education/Government Discount: 20% off Full Conference or 3-Day pass for educators and government officials.
• Group Discount (3+ attendees from the same company): 20% off each registration for a Full Conference or 3-Day pass.
• Non-Profit: 20% off Full Conference or 3-Day pass or a free expo pass for all employees of a Non-Profit organization.

To take advantage of these discounts, please email Liliana Arancibia for more information.

Can I attend just the Demo Pavilion?

Register for the Demo Pavilion Pass to receive access to the Demo Pavilion Floor, plus Keynotes and sponsored sessions.

Can I book hotel reservations through the Enterprise 2.0 Conference website?

Yes! Please visit our housing reservations page to get a great deal on a hotel room in Boston.

Where can I get more information on visiting Boston?

To learn more about what Beantown has to offer and how to make the most of your visit, check out our venue page.

Did the Enterprise 2.0 Conference used to be Collaborative Technologies Conference? And why did the name change?

The Enterprise 2.0 Conference was known as the Collaborative Technologies Conference in 2005 and 2006. In 2007, it became the Enterprise 2.0 Conference and will continue the discussion of transitioning organizations to a new, more agile and collaborative way of working. The technologies covered will include everything from large scale enterprise application suites and communications infrastructure to lightweight web-based applications.

The content, technologies and topics will remain consistent with what has been previously offered. This is a name-only change designed to better describe the conference and our goals.