Chetu To Exhibit At The Ala Annual Conference 2017 In Chicago, IL
Custom Document Software Development at Booth #1853.
- (1888PressRelease) November 30, 2017 - Chetu is excited to announce that they will be exhibiting at the ALA Annual Conference 2017 in the Windy City, Chicago, IL. The conference and tradeshow takes place on June 23rd through June 26th at the McCormick Place Convention Center on 2301 S King Dr.
"The ALA Conference has an amazing slate of keynote speakers and a wonderful exhibit model that makes it more interactive," said Jim Garlock, Director of Sales for the eBook industry at Chetu." Our goal is to present Chetu's eBook software solutions to those looking for a viable alternative to the out-of-the-box solutions on the market that may not meet their business needs."
ALA 2017 will feature an amazing keynote speaker line up with Hillary Rodham Clinton, Bill Nye, Gregory Mone, and more. The conferences sessions will include ADA compliance, accreditations, acquisitions, administrations & management, advocacy, career advice, and much more.
About Chetu, Inc.:
Chetu optimizes development lifecycles by offering dedicated developers with specialized technology and industry expertise. Chetu's award-winning software development solutions span the entire eBook Industry including digital book keeping, document management, LCMS, SIS, LMS, and more. For more information, visit us at: www.chetu.com/e-learning.php
About ALA:
With more than 900 exhibiting organizations, multiple pavilions and stages featuring the hottest authors, and numerous related fun events, the exhibit floor is an integral part of your learning, professional development, and networking. The Exhibit Hall offers you the opportunity to explore and discuss with expert vendors the breadth and depth of new and favorite library products, services, books, online services, tools, and technologies.
Media Contact:
Ashley Stagray and/or Seth Burger
pr ( @ ) chetu dot com
954-342-5676
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