About the European Web Association:
Founded in 2006 by neutral CMS experts, innovation specialists, industry watchers and software engineering researchers from 2 Belgian universities, the European Web Association (EWA) shares knowledge and practice amongst Content Management and related technology vendors, integrators, clients and users.
Christian Daems, President of EWA, underlines: "We believe in the strength of our organization as a knowledge center to anyone that is involved with Content Management technology and strategy."
EWA concentrates on supporting companies active within Content Management technology in their innovative and marketing development, but also in their technological research within the web sphere on a European level. On top of that EWA also addresses users and customers in their daily use of content management systems and content strategies as well as related technologies, solutions and concepts like enterprise search, web analytics, usability, email marketing, profiling & personalization, e-marketing, search engine marketing and optimization, multi-channel publishing, Web 2.0 tools & techniques, social & collaboration software, …
EWA embraces Web Content Management, Document Management, Enterprise Content Management, Digital Asset Management, Digital Records Management, Digital Rights Management, Product Information Management, Product & Catalog Content Management, … .
Our members come from every part of the CMS-world and his periphery, such as:
- Academics: researchers, teachers, students
- System developers: back& front end developers & system architects
- Integrators: technicians, integrators, content migrators & educators
- Industry: experts, analysts & consultants
- Marcom: Marketing, communication & press professionals
- Infrastructure: network & infrastructure technicians, ICT directors
- Design & Usability: Webdesigners & usability experts
- Change management experts & knowledge experts
This list is not limited. EWA will accept every professional, working actively with a content management system and/or his periphery.
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