It is never disappointing when I visit webmonday in Frankfurt.
Although I’d count myself as a developer/techi, webmonday always holds a lot of interessting topics besides development.
This time, we had
- Andreas Demmer with “Wireframes & Co.: Conceptual Design als Projektbaustein”
- Mario Hachemer with “Barcamp Mainz – Was ist ein Barcamp und ist das was für mich?”
- Kerstin Hoffmann “Verachtet mir die Klassik nicht! – Warum Kernkompetenzen und menschliche Tugenden über den Erfolg von PR und Netzwerken im Web-2.0-Zeitalter entscheiden”
- Johannes Kleske with “#todolist #fail – neue arbeitskonzepte für kopfarbeiter”
- Martin Seibert with “Wikis in Agenturen und Unternehmen“
It’s also impressing that there were around 80 to 100 people attending this time. The room was packed and the after-presentation-networking-time is the best chance to get to know new and interesting people.
The visitors voting after the presentations also settled the whole presentation time for the future webmondays in Frankfurt:
It will be set to 90 minutes which holds room for 4 to 5 speakers. I think that’s a good decision: not too less and not too much.
As Darren always pronounces: If you like it, tell others … and that’s what I’m doing here!
PS: Next time the twitter wall will also filter on the real webmonday frankfurt hashtag #wmfra ;)
