Master Class In Singapore And Kuala Lumpur
Are you ready for a , happening Tuesday, 9 March in Singapore and again on Thursday March 11 in Kuala Lumpur? We bet you are, and we bet, as seekers of data and truth, you ask, what makes it a Master class? And why so far away from Mountain View, CA?
Well, you know how proud we are of . But this is a special class because it’s run by the Google Analytics and Website Optimizer team in Southeast Asia, spearheaded by the excellent Vinoaj Vijeyakumaar, Customer Solutions Engineer, Google Southeast Asia, who manages the . He’s an engineer’s engineer, and has organized a great day of sessions, including a keynote by Beth Liebert, Google Analytics product manager here in Mountain View who led the Google Analytics Intelligence launch, among other great features.
There will be a session on Website Optimizer of course, and a full day of talks by both specialists on the Google team both from here in Mountain View and also from Southeast Asia, as well as local partners who have great case studies from the region and techniques anyone can, and should, use.
Take a look at and register if you’re in the area. It will be worth the time.
- Singapore: https://sites.google.com/site/analyticsmasterclass/singapore
- Kuala Lumpur: https://sites.google.com/site/analyticsmasterclass/malaysia
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