This year we’re all trying to do more with less, and there’s a lot of potential in that concept. And in an effort to celebrate the power of less Web 2.0 Expo presents an insightful, meaningful and real-world conference program to help you meet the demands in your business today.

Contraints can foster creativity. So in an exercise of intellectual haikus, here are our conference tracks presented in 140 characters or less.

Strategy & Business Models
Market experts share thoughts and advice on your business and industry dilemmas — and untapped opportunities.

Marketing & Community
How to achieve more traffic from less marketing. Embrace less control, niche communities, freeing your brand. Thriving in the downturn.

Design & User Experience
Less clutter, less confusion, less features…enable more use, more interaction, more connection. Learn to create, do more, use constraints.

Fundamentals
The Web as a platform continues to evolve. Discussion: the state of the art and relevant questions around the building blocks of Web 2.0.

Development
Today’s dev weapons: Lightweight frameworks, support for standards, interactivity. Improve your understanding of the technical ecosystem.

Web Operations
The market is unforgiving. You need to scale w/o wasting $$. Tools, considerations & discussion with practitioners & platform providers.

Mobile
Your customers are increasingly coming from the third screen. Weighing mobile questions for your biz? Speakers share plans and strategies.

Security
A dive into technical, design, legal & business aspects of security, from the assumption that true security is not a question of code alone.

Web 2.0 at Work
Using Web 2.0 to drive company communication, collaboration, productivity and cost savings. Real companies, real products, real services.

Notes:

1. This was a mental exercise in Twitter haiku / poetry. I really hope you enjoy these

2. I wrote this before the Government 2.0 track was up…