Time is running out to save money on THE premier electronic conference in
the Northwest - the Third Annual Northwest EC 2000 conference.  After
Sunday, May 14th, the price goes up to $225.  The conference is still worth
that price, but you may as well sign up now - it's just over a week away!
Check out the Northwest EC/EDI Roundtable website for more info on our
organization (http://www.ecnw.org).

When:  Monday, May 22nd
Where: Bellevue Doubletree Hotel
Price: Only $175 ($225 if you register after May  14th)
Includes: Keynote Speaker from Microsoft, 4 tracks of 5 sessions each  on
cutting-edge EC topics - (you can attend sessions from any track),  an
exhibit area showcasing the leaders in Electronic Commerce technology,
breakfast, sit down luncheon, morning and afternoon break refreshments,
conference materials and a chance to network with your peers.

Our keynote speaker for this year's conference is Robert  Angrisano, Sr.,
Principle Technologist at Microsoft Corporation.  As Sr.  Principle
Technologist, Mr. Angrisano is responsible for working with customers and
partners in explaining the advanced use of technology as it related to
Ecommerce and business process automation.

Here is a description of Mr. Angrisano's keynote address:
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MANAGING CHANGE AND BUSINESS PROCESSES WITH TECHNOLOGY

Integrating business applications has always been extremely costly and
time-consuming.  But integrating applications is just a means to an end-the
real end is integrating business processes.  Companies that want to thrive
in the 21st century must do a better job of integrating their processes,
not
only within their organization, but between them, their partners, and the
customers they serve.
Business processes should be automated and integrated within the context of
other more tangible business objectives.  Companies need to embrace the
global marketplace to expand the market for their goods and services.
While
that indeed expands their possible reach, it also introduces fundamentally
new information exchange demands for many - the need to maintain systems
(or
more systems than before) that are designed to run non-stop-24 hours by 365
days a year.  Furthermore, organizations need to reduce cycle times, for
physical as well as virtual processes, to reduce time to market and deliver
against higher customer and partner expectations.
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Please let  your friends and colleagues know about this outstanding
educational opportunity.  Register now to save money!  We look forward to
seeing you there.  We're expecting this year's  conference to be our best
ever!

To see the conference information online or to register, check out the
conference website at: http://www.multicorp.com/nwst2000.htm or call the
conference line at 1-800-516-9490.

Again, here are the titles of the different speaking slots.  Find more
information by visiting the conference website above:

EC FUNDAMENTALS TRACK
-  E-commerce Bootcamp
- Developing and EC Strategy
- The Politics of  Electronic Commerce
- How to select an Application Service Provider
-  Reality - Beyond Technology to Business Practices

XML TRACK
- XML/EDI  for Dummies
- XML-Based B2B Technologies
- XML - Hype or Glory?
- XML  & EDI - B2B eCommerce Interoperability
- XML Case Study

EMERGING  TECHNOLOGIES
- Web-Based EC
- Using the Internet as Your EDI Backbone
-  Web Authentication & Security - Technical & Business Issues
- The  Un-VAN: The Integrated Solution for Driving High Velocity eBusiness
-  E-Business Framework for Trading Communities

BACK OFFICE SOLUTIONS
-  B2B at Boeing: A New World
- Achieving an End-to-End EC Infrastructure
-  Teaching Your Enterprise Applications to Speak E-Commerce
- Electronic  Commerce - Issues on the Legal Frontier
- Integrating Business-to-Business  Internet Storefronts


Tim McMonigle
President, NW EC/EDI Roundtable
206-923-0765
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