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Matt Voerman (Akamai, Australia)

Based out of Sydney, Australia – Matt Voerman is a 15 year veteran of the rich media/internet development industry. During this time he has undertaken a number of senior technical and customer facing roles in countries such as Australia, New Zealand, Singapore, China, Hong Kong and the United States. He is an internationally published author, having written, or contributed to, a number of books, whitepapers and articles on the Adobe Flash Platform.

Speaker Details

Matt is an excellent communicator and internationally recognised public speaker. Having spoken at local, and international, industry events including Adobe MAX, Web on the Piste and WebDU.

As an industry expert, Matt has a strong ability to collaborate with various teams and product groups to define and execute predefined strategies. Whilst at the same time act as a product champion by evangelising product/project requirements, and objectives, across business.

Has previously done talks on...

Building Your Own webTV

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Come Out and Play: Flash-Based Ambient Media

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Lightning fast web performance via front-end optimisation (FEO)

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