Mark your calendars: AnalyticsCamp 2012 will be held February 25, 2012 at the UNC Kenan-Flagler Business School in Chapel Hill, NC.

AnalyticsCamp is a free day of networking and learning for folks interested in any kind of analytics—web, email, social media, marketing. enterprise BI, Big Data, you name it. The general idea is to attract a mix of different analytics specialties and stir.

Registration will open in early January. For now, we'd like you to think about what you want to see at this year's camp and start planning session topics. For ideas, you might look at previous years' sessions (2010, 2011) and proposals (2010, 2011). Anyone can invite an expert, if there's somebody you'd particularly like to hear from.

This year, we won't be competing with the ACC Tournament, so you'll need a better excuse if you plan to miss out.

Registration is now open.

At the first AnalyticsCamp, someone asked about free tools for analytics, so we started a list.
A few weeks before this year's event, we're starting another list: resources for learning analytics. In true wiki style, both lists would benefit from your contribution. Won't you share your favorites with us (you'll need a free wikidot account)?

AnalyticsCamp 2011 is March 12 in Chapel Hill. Almost 175 people have registered, but we have plenty of room for more. Take a look at these topics— don't you want to sign up today?

We're back! AnalyticsCamp 2011 will be held March 12, 2011 at the UNC Kenan-Flagler Business School in Chapel Hill, NC.

AnalyticsCamp is a free day of networking and learning for folks interested in any kind of analytics—web, email, social media, marketing. enterprise BI, Big Data, you name it. The general idea is to attract a mix of different analytics specialties and stir.

Registration will open in early January. For now, we'd like you to think about what you want to see at this year's camp and start planning session topics. For ideas, you might look at last year's sessions and proposals. Anyone can invite an expert, if there's somebody you'd particularly like to hear from.

About 150 people joined in last year, and judging by the blog coverage, it went well. With your help, this year will be even better. March 12 in Chapel Hill—see you there!

Update: Registration is now open.

A quiet Twitter account doesn't mean nothing is happening. It just means that the work isn't quite ready to announce. Behind the scenes, organizers are working on AnalyticsCamps in multiple cities:

• We're close to an announcement for Dallas.

• We're working on venues for New York, Boston, and Washington.

• We just got a likely organizer for London.

• And we're looking for organizers on the West Coast and in Chicago. Want to help?

Announcements to follow as soon as dates and locations are confirmed.

The first AnalyticsCamp was held on February 6 at the UNC Kenan-Flagler Business School in Chapel Hill, NC.

Blog coverage:

• First AnalyticsCamp in Chapel Hill, Nathan Gilliatt
  
• Why Social Needs Search, Ellie Johnson (pre-event)
  
• All about AnalyticsCamp, I-kong Fu (pre-event)
  
• First Analytics Camp Is A Hit, Martin Smith
  
• Social Media, Analytics and Story, Gregg Morris
  
• Analytics Camp, or I Cannot Fathom Numbers, Jay Dolan
  
• Designing Dashboards Successfully, Angela Hall
  
• Interact With Twitter Friends Using Just Your E-Mail, Damond Nollan
  
• One time at AnalyticsCamp..., Jim Hazen
  
• Learn How To Increase Your Readers, Followers, Fans, and Buyers, Damond Nollan
  
• My first unconference, David B. Thomas
  
• Content Analytics 'All Abouts,' Angela Hall
  
• The Tao of Bar Camp, Jack Perez
  
• B2B Marketing Analytics, Jep Castelein
  
• Real Time Analytics Take Aways, Angela Hall
  
• Analytics Camp NC, Andy Ratcliffe
  
• Encourage the (New) Conference Speakers, Andy Ratcliffe
  
• AnalyticsCamp, 10 Days Later, Nathan Gilliatt