Inera in context
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Around the world with eXtyles: What happened at #XUG2020
November 4, 2020
On October 20 and 21, 2020, we hosted the 16th annual eXtyles User Group meeting (XUG), the very first XUG Online! As well as being shoes-optional, this year’s XUG took place not...Read More
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Why should you come to XUG 2020?
October 1, 2020
Registration is now open for XUG 2020, our very first online eXtyles User Group meeting! Here’s what’s different about this year’s XUG, and why we think you should join us for the...Read More
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eXtyles customer Q&A: Peter J. Olson, Sheridan
June 5, 2020
As part of our #eXtyles20th celebrations, we’re sitting down with a variety of eXtyles customers to chat about their experiences! Here’s our conversation with Peter J. Olson of Sheridan, the original eXtyles...Read More
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Looking back, looking ahead: What happened at #XUGXV
November 18, 2019
On November 7, 2019, we hosted the 15th eXtyles User Group Meeting (XUG)—the annual gathering for Inera software users, staff, and partners. Back for a second year at the Revere Boston Common...Read More
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Why should you come to XUG 2019?
September 4, 2019
Registration for the 2019 eXtyles User Group Meeting is now open! Here’s why we think you should join us for the 15th annual XUG. Meet the people behind your software The software...Read More
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That’s (not!) all she wrote: What happened at #XUG2018
November 27, 2018
On November 8, we hosted the 14th eXtyles User Group Meeting (XUG)—the annual gathering for Inera software users, staff, and partners. At the Revere Boston Common in Boston’s beautiful theatre district, over...Read More
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It’s a wrap! What happened at XUG 2017
November 8, 2017
Last week, we hosted our 13th annual eXtyles User Group Meeting, affectionately known as XUG. More than 50 eXtyles users and partners, from first-time to longtime attendees, gathered at the Sheraton Commander in...Read More
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XUG 2016: Electronic publishing workflows
November 17, 2016
Last week, we hosted our twelfth annual eXtyles User Group Meeting, affectionately known as XUG. More than fifty eXtyles users—both old hands and greenhorns—gathered in the ballroom of the Sheraton Commander in Harvard...Read More