Around Klewel conference webcast solutions

This week, Klewel has the chance to be in London UK for ESPGHAN 2013. What is ESPGHAN? This is the European Society for Paediatric Gastroenterology, Hepatology and Nutrition. This is an international, professional and scientific society which seeks to influence the standards of care for patients and families.

Founded in 1968 the society has over 600 members who are paediatric gastroenterologists, hepatologists and nutritionists, as well as scientists in relevant fields. ESPGHAN also has members who are trainees, nurses and dieticians to ensure that this growing multi-disciplinary approach improves the outcomes for children in Europe.

ESPGHAN has five standing Committees focusing on:

• Gastroenterology – aiming to promote child health free from gastrointestinal diseases
• Hepatology – aiming to promote high quality hepatology practice in infants, children and adolescents
• Nutrition – aiming to promote high quality nutritional practice in infants, children and adolescents
• Allied Health Professionals – aiming to enhance the multidisciplinary approach to the care of children in Europe
• Trainees – aiming to promote and support specialist training in paediatric Gastroenterology, Hepatology and Nutrition throughout Europe

This important medical event takes place in the new Excel Exhibition and Convention Centre in London UK.

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Started in November 2011, Klewel is part of a 3-year European-funded research project named inEvent. The main goal of inEvent is to develop new tools for working with recorded meetings, videoconferences, and lectures.

Meetings

Video-conferences

Lectures

The project involves 6 partners: 3 industrial ones and 3 non-profit research institutes:

In the first phase of this project, we are currently investigating user scenarios, user requirements and anticipating new ways of interacting with recorded meetings, video-conferences and lectures.

We are looking for two organizations that:

• meet at least once a year,
• cannot always get together but need to communicate,
• would not mind having their meetings recorded and accessed by our automatic research tools.

For the right groups, this is a unique opportunity to communicate better, both in meetings and to the wider public.

To find out if your organization could benefit from working with us, have a look at this document, and do not hesitate to contact us.
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In March 2011, Sophie Dow, the founder of the charity MindRoom organized a congress No Mind Left Behind in Glasgow, webcasted by Klewel.

Christopher Gillberg, Professor of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry at The Gillberg Neuropsychiatry Centre in Gothenburg, was awarded the prestigeous Söderbergska Priset in Medicine on Monday 16th April in Stockholm. Preceeding the award ceremony was a seminal seminar titled ESSENCE, put together by Christopher Gillberg.

The video of the talk during the MindRoom congress has been made public:

The acronym ESSENCE stands for Early Symptomatic Syndromes Eliciting Neurodevelopmental Examinations and is a concept Christopher Gillberg introduced a few years ago. It is a generic term for all the overlapping conditions with early childhood onset. It also encourages parents and health professionals to work together as early as from birth if necessary. To register worries and then to track and accommodate them as the child grows.

Introduction in French by M. Gérald Imfeld, the chairman of the 13th International Tourism Symposium 2011, in Zermatt, Switzerland.
Quelques mots d’introduction de la part de l’organisateur de l’évènement, Monsieur Gérald Imfeld, à Zermatt, en Suisse:

The foundation ITS – International Tourism Symposium – publishes publicly on the Internet in three languages ​​the videos of all the talks and debates that were held in Zermatt, Switzerland last month.

La fondation ITS – International Tourism Symposium – dévoile publiquement sur Internet en trois langues les vidéos de l’ensemble des conférences qui se sont déroulées à Zermatt en Suisse le mois passé.

Watch the videos in English

Retrouvez les vidéos en Français

Sehen Sie die Videos in deutscher Sprache

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La 13ème édition du Symposium International du Tourisme a eu lieu du 19 au 21 septembre 2011. 170 participants triés sur le volet venant du monde entier et représentant 120 entreprises, ainsi que des institutions gouvernementales et professionnelles, se sont réunis pour discuter des véritables enjeux du tourisme pour le futur.

Cette prouesse technologique de mise en ligne des interventions complètes a été possible grâce au partenariat avec la société suisse Klewel SA qui a mis en application son tout nouveau produit, le Triskel. Présenté au salon international de l’audiovisuel IBC 2011 à Amsterdam le mois dernier, Triskel est une plateforme complète de webcasting nouvelle génération. Elle permet d’enregistrer et de publier en ligne toutes présentations orales et visuelles faites lors de séminaires, conférences ou autres types de manifestations.

Presentation d’Arnaud BERTRAND CEO & Founder, HouseTrip.

On en parle dans les blogs:
Blog d’Armelle Solelhac
Herve Founier’s blog in English

Sur/on Twitter:

@destinazio social media talks @ international tourism symposium #its #idealp

@gillesfaessler Great presentation a about impact of social media on tourism from Mr Gayet from Comanaging at Zermatt tourism symposium. @idealp

What do our clients think about us? End of March this year, the association “Mindroom” organized its fifth international conference, No Mind Left Behind – Social Brain 3, that took place at the Glasgow Royal Concert Hall. Klewel was commissioned to record the entire event so that delegates participating to the conference and others, registered as virtual delegates, can watch the conference on demand, whenever and wherever they want, as soon as the conference was over.

To that day, more than 700 delegates have logged in to watch presentations of the conference via Klewel’s system.

Testimonial from Sophie Dow, Founder, Mindroom:
Edinburgh 23^rd May 2011

“Mindroom engaged Klewel to ‘capture’ our latest conference
‘No Mind Left Behind’, 29-30^th March 2011 at Glasgow Royal Concert Hall.
It was an international conference on autism, ADHD and other early onset neurodevelopmental disorders featuring 51 leading world experts speaking and over 800 delegates from 19 different countries.
Commissioning Klewel to record the entire event was arguably one of the most important decisions taken by us during the 2-year project.

Not only could we then ensure that the outstanding scientific programme would live on past the two days of the conference, delegates were able to relax safe in the knowledge that they could revisit facts and figures at their leisure – as well as use the information for in house training. No more downloading of powerpoints, no more frantic note taking and no need for extra mega/giga bytes.

Simply type in a password and away you go.
Couldn’t be simpler, nor more efficient.

And with a simple ‘click’, Mindroom is now able to forward the information from ‘No Mind Left Behind’ to all corners of the globe.

Working with Mael and his colleagues at Klewel was an absolute pleasure and the service they provide is as professional and flexible as their specially developed and very clever software.”

It is a great pleasure to hear such a testimonial and motivates us even more to always provide the best service and support to our clients.

To know more about Sophie Dow and Mindroom, you can visit her blog or visit Mindroom’s website.