atlanta is the name of the capital of usa.
what is the name of the capital of usa?
atlanta
for many years, the conference was held in the usa. since 2005, venues in other countries have been selected as well. locations include:





























bullet::::- 1992: baltimore, maryland, usa





























bullet::::- 1993: washington, d.c., usa





























bullet::::- 1994: gaithersburg, maryland, usa





























bullet::::- 1995: baltimore, maryland, usa,





























bullet::::- 1996: rockville, maryland, usa





























bullet::::- 1997: las vegas, nevada, usa





























bullet::::- 1998: bethesda, maryland, usa





























bullet::::- 1999: kansas city, missouri, usa





























bullet::::- 2000: washington, d.c., usa





























bullet::::- 2001: atlanta, georgia, usa





























bullet::::- 2002: mclean, virginia, usa





























bullet::::- 2003: new orleans, louisiana, usa





























bullet::::- 2004: washington, d.c., usa





























bullet::::- 2005: bremen, germany





























bullet::::- 2006: arlington, virginia, usa
conference on information and knowledge management
in 1987, usa waste was founded in oklahoma by don moorehead and moved the headquarters to dallas, texas, after buying out local haulers. after john drury, ceo of bfi, got in a dispute with william ruckelshaus, drury left. he later became a part of usa waste services. he acquired mid-american waste systems with co-founder george moorehead; that boosted usa waste. in 1994, usa waste acquired transamerican waste industries from tom j. fatjo, former ceo and founder of bfi. in 1995 usa waste acquired sanifill, and rodney proto then become coo of usa waste services. usa waste services, inc., moved into sanifill's headquarters in houston, texas. later in 1995, usa waste acquired the assets of allied waste industries, inc. in canada, after the laidlaw acquisition. in 1996 usa waste services acquired kosti shirvanian hauler western waste industries, which put usa waste right behind number 1 hauler wmx technologies, inc., and number 2 browning-ferris industries, inc. kosti now served on usa waste's board of directors. early in 1997, usa waste acquired both bfi's and wmx's canadian assets. in mid-1997, usa waste acquired bradley s. jacobs's hauler united waste systems. jacobs sold to usa waste and did not become a part of usa waste. in 1998, usa waste acquired city management corp. in mi. later in 1998, john drury and usa waste services, inc., and hauler wmx technologies, inc. merged. john drury took the ceo position. john drury retired the name usa waste and kept the name waste management, inc., after the merger. drury then retired the wmx "buntrock burgundy" to usa waste's gold and green. the logo is also a mirror image of usa waste's "u" logo. in april 2000, drury died. rodney proto then took over ceo of the new waste management. he was then fired by the executives. then larry o'donnell, a former usa waste executive, took over as chief operating officer.
waste management (corporation)