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Typical Month: October
Typical Location: San Francisco, CA
Estimated Number of Booths: 400+
Conference Hashtag: #oow17
The Oracle OpenWorld conference in San Francisco brings together experts from around the world to share new technology, ideas, and best practices to benefit your company, generate e-Commerce leads, and develop professional connections. The exhibition halls at Moscone Center South and West will house over 400 exhibits from Oracle, its customers, and partners with live tech demonstrations and hands-on labs.
In addition to the exhibits, you can choose which sessions you want to attend from the session catalog, allowing you to tailor your schedule so that it best fits your and your company’s needs. The sessions are led by industry experts and are informative and interactive.
Oracle OpenWorld will help you discover ways to simplify your IT infrastructure, lower costs, become more innovative than your competitors, provide your customers with satisfaction, and grow your company. From cloud to commerce, social to supply chain, security to scalability, big data to business analytics, you will find exactly the information you need for your business. Additionally, sponsors and exhibitors also have the ability to interact and connect with eCommerce leads, using List Genius as a tool for preparation.
Just a few of the speakers at Oracle OpenWorld 2017 will include:
There are many options for lodging while attending Oracle OpenWorld. If you make your hotel reservations at the same time you register for the tradeshow, you may be able to take advantage of discounts. Here are a few hotels in the area:
W San Francisco (0.1 mi) – Just a few steps away from the conference venue, this “electric urban retreat” offers the feel and view of San Francisco at an affordable price.
San Francisco Marriott Marquis (0.2 mi) – This high-rise hotel in downtown San Francisco provides breathtaking views and cozy settings, all just a short walk from Moscone Center.
Hotel Zelos (0.2 mi) – Stay at this bold, contemporary hotel and enjoy its historic yet modern feel, its meeting rooms, or its lively indoor/outdoor bar Dirty Habit. Close to the conference venue, and affordably priced, this hotel is convenient for Oracle OpenWorld attendees.
The Park Central (0.2 mi) – At less than a quarter of a mile from the conference, and the most affordable price, this high-rise hotel offers every amenity you can think of and panoramic views of the city.
Want to go out on the town after the conference’s daily activities are over? Here are a few places you and your team may want to try:
RN74 ($$$$) – One of Chef Michael Mina’s restaurants, this is the perfect place to have a French inspired dinner with one of the award-wining wines on the menu. Pricey, but worth it.
Gitane ($$$) – Visit this restaurant and bar for its ever-changing cocktails or an exceptional dinner. The setting is 1930s cabaret meets the spirit of the 1970s. One of San Francisco’s hidden gems.
Jamber Wine Bar ($$) – The perfect laid-back place to enjoy some of California’s best wines on tap – no bottles here! This is a great place to unwind and discuss the day’s activities with colleagues.
Thirsty Beer Brewing Company ($$) – Enjoy tasty tapas and organically brewed beer while you debrief about the tradeshow’s events.
You’re looking at some pretty nice weather in San Francisco in September. The average high temperature mid-month is 72 degrees and the low is 56 degrees. There may be rain at that time of year, but it is typically light. Expect it to be fairly humid and breezy, but not windy. It’s probably a good idea to pack a light jacket and umbrella, just in case.
There is no doubt that getting around San Francisco is best done on foot. There are lots of curvy streets and hills to maneuver. In the downtown area, you don’t have as many hills, and most of the places you’ll want to visit are in walking distance. You can opt to use the famous San Francisco Cable Cars, taxis, or city buses when your feet are tired. Renting a car may be more trouble than it is worth in downtown. Most hotels charge an additional fee to park, and it’s not cheap. Walking, taking a taxi, or using public transportation will actually save you money.
If you have some extra time for sightseeing on your trip to San Francisco, here are the things you won’t want to miss:
Golden Gate Bridge – You can’t miss the Golden Gate Bridge, a landmark that links San Francisco to the counties of Northern California. Its art deco styling, sweeping main cables, and signature orange color, will transport you to another time in California’s history.
Fisherman’s Wharf – Shop, eat or drink on the waterfront at this historic site.
Alcatraz Island – Examine the rich history of this island including the occupation by Indians of All Tribes, the site of the first West Coast lighthouse, and the infamous federal penitentiary.
Ghirardelli Square – Enjoy the shops and restaurants and sample Ghirardelli chocolate in this retail complex.
Union Square – The retail and cultural hub of San Francisco, Union Square offers upscale, boutique shopping, art galleries, salons, and theaters.
Chinatown – Visit the largest Chinatown outside of Asia, and also the oldest in the U.S. You can spend time shopping, eating, learning about the Chinese culture, or just taking in the sights that San Francisco’s Chinatown has to offer.
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