#C2I
Lagos
2 days, 8 speakers, single track
Case Studies/Networking Time
Workshops Around Summit
Early bird NGN66,000, 2 Days Full price NGN99,000 * includes both days, snacks & workshop (seating very limited.)
Crafting Mobile Strategy for Your Business: Case Study Approach
Crafting Mobile Strategy for Your Business Lunch
Software development has gone through many upheavals and downhills to what it is currently. Still, it remains an impressive creation that is changing the lifestyles of many. Africa, on the other side, has a history that is yet to fully captivate many of its own people. So what could “software development” and “Africa” be doing in the same phrase?
Being passionate about code and enjoying a love-hate relationship with my continent, I will share how these words resonate with me. I will discuss some of the achievements and also challenges of developing software in Africa, my fears and hopes too. Let’s have a conversation on what these words mean for us; software development and Africa put together.
SEO/Website Optimization: Avoid Tips That Kill Most Most Business Online Faster
Alex Coles is a freelance web developer, unabashedly wearing the hat of "generalist". He is active in the Ruby community, having founded the annual eurucamp camp/conference in Berlin. He has also contributed extensively to many open-source projects including RefineryCMS and DataMapper.
This talk will discuss why you might, when you set out to design a system, want to stop thinking about persistence. Rather than kicking off a project generating models that subclass ActiveRecord::Base, I will suggest beginning your application development by modelling behaviour with Plain Old Ruby Objects (POROs).
While including ideas from Avdi Grimm's Objects on Rails, the talk will primarily be based around my personal experience refactoring an-ActiveResource based system with Plain Old Ruby Objects and roar.
Included in this talk will be an exploration of:
There will also be a discussion about the stage when you should begin implementing persistence.
Let’s Talk Security and other Tools that can Improve your Process
I would like to think of myself as an intermediate Ruby/Rails developer. I am always looking to learn new technologies, and meeting interesting folks.
I have worked as a Senior Rails developer at fab.com, and prior to that at Zynga.
The 'Get Shit Done' philosophy embraced at most startups, sometimes leads to bad, ugly, stinking code (its not your fault, you din't have enough time :) ).
So what do we do now? We wear our gas masks, grab the refactoring cheat sheet, and get hands down dirty into the shittiest code we have written, and we clean it up. We keep cleaning till it smells of jasmines.
And we come out with battle scars on our faces and a sense of accomplishment in our hearts.
Digital Strategy & Your Business: Attracting Global Business Leads
I believe that the workplace should be a place you love to be and that the code you create with your team should make you smile.
I spend my waking hours @UBXD and my free time buried in SciFi books.
This talk is about paring and it is not about why you should pair. It is about how to pair effectively when someone is not sat right next to you.
Ecommerce Business: Did they do what we wanted? Evaluating social media campaigns to boost brands ROI
Crafting Mobile Strategy for Your Business Lunch
Software development has gone through many upheavals and downhills to what it is currently. Still, it remains an impressive creation that is changing the lifestyles of many. Africa, on the other side, has a history that is yet to fully captivate many of its own people. So what could “software development” and “Africa” be doing in the same phrase?
Being passionate about code and enjoying a love-hate relationship with my continent, I will share how these words resonate with me. I will discuss some of the achievements and also challenges of developing software in Africa, my fears and hopes too. Let’s have a conversation on what these words mean for us; software development and Africa put together.
Enterprise Digital Analytics Platforms 2014: A Marketer’s Guide
Alex Coles is a freelance web developer, unabashedly wearing the hat of "generalist". He is active in the Ruby community, having founded the annual eurucamp camp/conference in Berlin. He has also contributed extensively to many open-source projects including RefineryCMS and DataMapper.
This talk will discuss why you might, when you set out to design a system, want to stop thinking about persistence. Rather than kicking off a project generating models that subclass ActiveRecord::Base, I will suggest beginning your application development by modelling behaviour with Plain Old Ruby Objects (POROs).
While including ideas from Avdi Grimm's Objects on Rails, the talk will primarily be based around my personal experience refactoring an-ActiveResource based system with Plain Old Ruby Objects and roar.
Included in this talk will be an exploration of:
There will also be a discussion about the stage when you should begin implementing persistence.
Power of Data and Analytics to your Business, A Case Study Approach
I would like to think of myself as an intermediate Ruby/Rails developer. I am always looking to learn new technologies, and meeting interesting folks.
I have worked as a Senior Rails developer at fab.com, and prior to that at Zynga.
The 'Get Shit Done' philosophy embraced at most startups, sometimes leads to bad, ugly, stinking code (its not your fault, you din't have enough time :) ).
So what do we do now? We wear our gas masks, grab the refactoring cheat sheet, and get hands down dirty into the shittiest code we have written, and we clean it up. We keep cleaning till it smells of jasmines.
And we come out with battle scars on our faces and a sense of accomplishment in our hearts.
Africa’s Digital Trends and Future of your Business
I believe that the workplace should be a place you love to be and that the code you create with your team should make you smile.
I spend my waking hours @UBXD and my free time buried in SciFi books.
This talk is about paring and it is not about why you should pair. It is about how to pair effectively when someone is not sat right next to you.
We have very limited seats and they are selling faster than you think. You can proceed by registering with this form and make Payments in favour of: Bank Name: GTBank Plc Account Name: RainyLemon Limited Account Number: 0158910425
The Summit is designed to help you gain insights on the importance of digital campaign to the growth of your business(es). The event is targeted at entrepreneurs, decision-making personnel as well as people whose activities and decision-making process centre around data.
You should register to attend the summit if you are looking forward to new ways user experience and digital data can impact your business positively. Other items to be addressed at the summit includes:
- How insights about data drive business forward
- Tools to leverage and maximize efforts to measure and understand campaign’s effectiveness
- Understanding the consumer experiences using Google Analytics
- Security and other Tools that can Improve your work process
- 2015 Africa’s Digital Trends and Future of your Business
Campaing2Indights will be centered around embracing digital while day two will be centered around embracing analytics targeting those that currently do some form of digital but could take it beyond that. The 2 day event have plenary sessions, breakouts tracks for specific topics, panel discussions, case study/ success story highlights.
You should register to attend the summit if you are looking forward to new ways user experience and digital data can impact your business bott. Other items to be addressed at the summit includes:
- Access to all a presentations and materials
- A 30-minute call to discuss your company’s unique training needs
- A 20% discount on your first engagement with RainyLemon (for up to 90 days after training)
- Tea, Snacks, Drinks and Lunch
- Lot's of freebies and swags!
If you’d like to sign up or get a few questions asked first, fill out this form to get the ball rolling!
Please follow this link to indicate your interest in being part of the event. On filling the form, a member of our team will contact you for details on payment among others.
- The breakdown of the fee is below:
- Early Bird Registration: N66,000 (early bird registration closes on September 20, 2014)
- Late Registration Fee: N99,000 (registrations after 30, 2014)
- Group Registration: N49,500/participants [up to 3 persons] You can start registration here All cost inclusive of VAT. Please Payment prior to conference is mandatory for attendance, discounts cannot be combined, Discounts are not valid if payment is received after closing date. If you need help please call 08097359650, 08097359650
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