"Every product decision made without an information strategy creates debt someone else will pay."
There are conferences for technical writers, knowledge managers, DITA specialists, and content strategists. Not one of them owns the question that determines the success of all the others — what happens to information before the first topic is written?
"Until now, information and content was given importance after the product was developed. Information and content strategy starts before the product is conceptualised."— Amit Siddhartha, Founder, Metapercept Technology Services LLP
No parallel sessions. Every speaker presents to every attendee — developers, architects, CIOs, content strategists, writers, and researchers together. Workshops run in parallel on Day 2 afternoon, separately enrolled.
This event does not have a single target audience — it has a cross-functional one. This is where every role converges, and the room reflects that.
We are not looking for known conference speakers. We are looking for practitioners who have made real decisions, watched them succeed or fail, and have something specific and true to say about what they learned.
This workshop is the first of a multi-phase conference series. Each subsequent event will address one layer of the information lifecycle in depth — information architecture, structured authoring, content management, publishing, AI consumption, and information roadmapping.
The community that forms here will shape what comes next. The research group will publish findings, co-author papers, and take the stage at major international events.