Session Name, Speaker, Room Number. With links to Session abstract and Speaker bio.

Or publish this as RDF and or RSS and let people build/use their own client. Keep the feed up to date with changes.

Many attendees have laptops/wifi, and would give more feedback if we could type it during the session.

The overall content of the BI tracks was introductory. Even the 300 level tracks were more theory and less meat for people with 1-2 years in BI. Give the intermediate and advanced BI a pre and post con -- not all intro!

On Monday night sit the first timers in a room and explain levels, tracks, flow, night events and all the in-grained stuff they need to know. Introduce the board to them and spend time welcoming them.

They do this at the European Conference but I'm not sure how.

I was shocked at the number of people that came up & complained that the vendors were gone so quickly. I'd suggest opening up that time a bit.

The issue is that there are two time slots in the schedule builder 1-2:15 and 1-2:30. You can't see all the sessions that start at 1 PM.

This happens organically, but maybe something to make it easier. Int he lobby, etc. you could have several labeled areas so folks can say they are meeting at meetup 5.

I came to the Summit thinking I was the only DC area person attending (no, not really, but I don't know anyone in my area!). It was nice to meet folks in DC and the Metro area, but I wish it had been earlier in the week and not on the last day of the conference.

Try to lay out each day's schedule so that it doesn't cross a page boundary or fold. It's frustrating to have to unfold/flip pages in order to plan more than 1 session ahead.

We had only 8 seats for all of Canada. Canada is 1)close 2) bigger than you think. All in good fun, we we had to turn people away.

With PASS moving back to having two pre-con days rather than a pre and post con it would be great if there were a couple of options to have a 2-day pre-con on a more advanced topic. This would provide so much extra time for really coming to terms with some items that just can't be covered in a single day.

There were a bunch of Hands on Labs I wanted to complete; but did not want to miss any sessions. By keeping the Hands on Labs open During the Pre and Post cons. I would have had more opportunities to attend these.

All a registration to attend "online" -- either pay by track or maybe just broadcast the spotlight sessions