SugarCon 2011 will be the hub for CRM users and customers in San Francisco on April 4-6

SugarCRM, the world's leading provider of open source customer relationship management (CRM) software, is hosting Sugarcon 2011 on April 4-6, 2011 at the Palace Hotel in San Francisco, California. This fifth annual user and customer conference is organized to bring together CRM users, developers, partners and experts from all over the world, where different eminent speakers will breakout sessions on diverse agenda. OSSCube, a SugarCRM Authorized Learning Partner & SugarCRM Gold Partner, will be following the conference online to pick out the conference highlights and keynotes.

The theme for SugarCon, 2011 is 'The Future of business is Open' and this exciting event will be comprised of strong, current and independent sessions presented by first class speakers, CRM experts and other practice experts. In over 100 sessions divided over 8 tracks, different industry experts will offer practical advise on how companies can take advantage of CRM, cloud computing, social media and mobile innovations.

This event will feature one of the best industry experts where attendees will see the latest and greatest from SugarCRM as CEO Larry Augustin kicks off SugarCon 2011. Packed with innovative track structure, the conference will include session like get an inside look at the future of social business from Sean Poulley of IBM; add intelligence to your sales with InsideView CEO Umberto Milletti; merge marketing, sales and social with Pardot's Adam Blitzer and Capgemini's Laurence Buchanan; best practices for succeeding with CRM from Erin Fetsko; and technical and developer sessions on how to get the most out of open source and cloud technologies. In addition, presentations from social media luminaries like Paul Greenberg, Esteban Kolsky, Brent Leary and others will also be other highlights of Sugarcon 2011.

This is a destination for anyone and participants all over the globe are welcome. Attendees can also join the SugarCon Online Community – to interact with speakers, sponsors and other attendees.