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Presentations from the
2011 MMIS Conference

To view the presentations from the 2011 MMIS Conference, click on the Interactive Agenda link below.
Click on any row to see the detailed abstact and list of speakers. In the "Session Speakers" panel, if a speaker's name is red, clicking on the speaker's name will open that speaker's presentation.

• Interactive Agenda

IMPORTANT: Please note for Internet Explorer (IE) 7 Users: We have had reports that IE 7 users may experience an error when trying to retrieve the presentations. We recommend using another browser if you do receive an error when loading the interactive agenda pages.

How To Download The Conference Presentations  

For your convenience, you can download and burn all of the MMIS 2011 Conference presentations to a CD or DVD by using an ISO file. 

An  ISO file  is an "image" of what should be on a CD or DVD disc. The ISO file itself  needs to be written or burned to a disc. The CD/DVD burning software you already have on your computer probably has a "write image" or "burn image" option designed specifically for writing ISO and other types of image files to CD or DVD discs.

This Requires:

• A working CD/DVD burner (i.e. R/W drive) NOTE: You must have a CD or DVD burner to write the ISO files to a CD or DVD. You will not be able to burn the ISO files if you only have a standard CD or DVD drive.
• A blank CD/DVD - 80 minute (700 MB)

Directions:

• Click on the disc ISO image file link below and download/save the ISO file to your computer (331 MB).
  The 2011 MMIS Presentation ISO Image File

• Insert a blank CD or DVD in your drive.
• Open your CD/ DVD Burner program.
• Burning the ISO image file to a CD or DVD is a bit different than just burning the file. You'll need to choose the "burn image" or "write image" option in your burning software and then choose the file.
• The burning process will automatically begin. When the burning is complete, the CD or DVD will automatically eject from the drive.
• When you view the contents of the disc, you will notice many files and folders. So what happened to the ISO file? Remember that the ISO file is just an image of what should be on the CD or DVD. That ISO file contained the information for all of the files you see on the disc.   

Time Required:  

• Burning an ISO image file to a CD or DVD usually takes less than 15 minutes. The time it takes to burn will depend on the speed of both your PC and your CD or DVD burner.