PDF Day program for December 11 in New York City
PDF Day in New York is 18 fast-paced educational sessions packed with non-commercial information for IT executives on a range of PDF technology related topics.
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PDF Day is 18 short, fast-paced educational sessions designed to convey non-commercial information meeting the interests and concerns of IT executives. Download the program as a PDF/UA and PDF/A-conforming document, or see the table below.
Educational session videos and "4 minutes with a PDF vendor" videos are now posted on YouTube.
More information about the event is available at pdfa.org/nyc.
PDF Day - Thursday, December 11, 2014 |
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8:00 | Registration opens | |
9:00 | Introduction: What is PDF, who owns it and why does it matter? Duff Johnson (PDF Association), Leonard Rosenthol (Adobe Systems) |
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9:40 | ECM and Dark Data Peter Duff (Adlib Software) 70% of content is Dark Data. Turn on the light to improve compliance, cut storage, and leverage this asset |
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10:10 | Coffee break | |
Track A | Track B | |
10:30 | Optimizing transactional output with PDF workflows Drew Sprague (Solimar Systems) How PDF is improving personalized customer communications in financial services | The real state of document productivity Sam Thorpe (Nitro) Results from a grass-roots survey of document productivity in the workplace |
11:10 | How standards drive business Bruno Lowagie (iText Software) They sound dry, but software standards are instrumental in enabling new business models | Collaborating with PDF James Borthwick (PDFTron) What’s holding back the document management industry from using PDF more, and what comes next. |
11:40 | Avoiding pitfalls in transaction documents Mark Mansoor (ClosingBinders.com) Ensure transaction closings aren’t marred by delivery of imperfect or corrupt PDFs | PDF/A-3: Practical and powerful Dietrich von Seggern (callas software) How PDF/A-3 differs from PDF/A-1 and 2; making the most of archives with attachments |
12:10 | Lunch | |
13:00 | Content extraction from PDF Matt Kuznicki (Datalogics) What can you learn from the guts of a PDF file, how to get it and what you need to know | Making document communications accessible David van Driessche (Four Pees) & Dietrich von Seggern (callas software) How PDF/UA is useful in meeting other accessibility standards, and a survey of available technologies |
13:40 | I sign therefore I am Tim Sullivan (ActivePDF) Electronic signatures vs. digital signatures and understanding identity repudiation | PDF/UA vs. HTML as an accessibility strategy Wendy Lockyer (Accessibil-T) Why PDF/UA is the best strategic option for cost-effective implementation of document accessibility requirements |
14.20 | Common criteria for redaction tools Mark Gavin (Appligent) What the Common Criteria Protection Profile for Redaction Tools will mean for document redaction | PDF/UA as a means to ADA compliance Jeff Williams & Shannon Kelly (Actuate) How PDF/UA delivers ADA compliance for electronic documents |
14:50 | Coffee break | |
15:10 | 4 minutes with a PDF vendor - Commercial Session Moderated by Duff Johnson (PDF Association) |
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15:50 | The best possible electronic document format Panel discussion* |
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16:50 | Closing remarks |
* - Panelists include:
- Harvey Spencer (Principal, Harvey Spencer Associates)
- Mark Gross (President, Data Conversion Laboratory, Inc.)
- Peter Duff (CEO, Adlib Software)
Program Committee
The following contributed their own time and that of their respective companies to developing and organizing PDF Day.
- Sean Zinsmeister, Nitro | Senior Marketing Manager
- Duff Johnson, PDF Association | Executive Director
- Ivan Nincic, PDFTron | CTO
- Matthew Kuznicki, Datalogics | CTO*
- Peter Duff, Adlib Software | CEO*
* - A member of the PDF Association's Board of Directors