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Enterprise Connect Schedule Viewer

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Accessibility: How Enterprise I.T. Can Better Support Workers with Disabilities

Claudio Luis Vera  (Accessibility thought leader, analyst, and community organizer)

Tamar Savir  (Accessibility Operations Lead, Verily)

Eric Krapf  (GM, Program Co-Chair, Publisher, Enterprise Connect / No Jitter)

Sheri Byrne-Haber  (Senior Staff, Accessibility Architect, VMWare)

Location: Osceola CD

Date: Tuesday, March 28

Time: 2:00 pm - 2:45 pm

Pass Type: Entire Event Orlando - Monday-Thursday, Tues - Thurs Conference Orlando, Expo Plus Orlando, Entire Event Virtual, Expo Plus Virtual - Get your pass now!

Session Type: General Session

Vault Recording: TBD

The shift to working from home created new opportunities and new challenges for the workforce, particularly for those with disabilities. While platforms like videoconferencing can open the workplace to greater inclusion, poor configuration choices and the wrong tools can create situations that actually make things more difficult for those with disabilities. So IT/communications teams need a strong understanding of what people with disabilities need from collaboration technology systems, and how best to serve those needs.

Come attend this panel of leading experts on accessibility from the technology, enterprise, and disability communities, as they discuss what IT/communications teams must do to understand and address accessibility. You'll come away with best practices and a clearer idea of how to start the accessibility journey at your own organization.