TomBascom
Curmudgeon
We are now accepting session proposals for PUG Challenge Americas 2012, the premiere face-to-face conference for Progress® users in the Americas! The conference will be held May 6-9, 2012 in Westford, Massachusetts which is easily reached from both Boston (BOS) and Manchester (MHT) airports. The hotel is just minutes up the road from Progress Software's Bedford, MA Headquarters.
As always, our goal is to deliver valuable and highly technical content to people involved in developing, integrating, managing and improving Progress applications. Presentations can include both Progress and non-Progress technologies that support or complement Progress applications.
Your session could be organized as a detailed "how-to" presentation, a case study demonstrating an implementation or a Best Practices illustration. Regular session slots are 60 minutes long and should allow time for Q&A following your presentation. Workshops are 3 hours long and include lab-like exercises. Participants will bring their own computers, but we will facilitate cloud deployment of workshop materials.
Submissions for talks should include:
* Presenter name, company, job title, and contact information
* Title of talk
* Short summary
* Intended audience
* Outline
* Suggested tags appropriate to the talk (4GL, Database, SaaS,
Performance etc.)
* Speaker bio
Good Luck! We look forward to seeing many great proposals and working with you to make a memorable experience. Please submit your proposals on or before December 31st, 2011 to speakers@pugchallenge.org <mailto:speakers@pugchallenge.org>
As always, our goal is to deliver valuable and highly technical content to people involved in developing, integrating, managing and improving Progress applications. Presentations can include both Progress and non-Progress technologies that support or complement Progress applications.
Your session could be organized as a detailed "how-to" presentation, a case study demonstrating an implementation or a Best Practices illustration. Regular session slots are 60 minutes long and should allow time for Q&A following your presentation. Workshops are 3 hours long and include lab-like exercises. Participants will bring their own computers, but we will facilitate cloud deployment of workshop materials.
Submissions for talks should include:
* Presenter name, company, job title, and contact information
* Title of talk
* Short summary
* Intended audience
* Outline
* Suggested tags appropriate to the talk (4GL, Database, SaaS,
Performance etc.)
* Speaker bio
Good Luck! We look forward to seeing many great proposals and working with you to make a memorable experience. Please submit your proposals on or before December 31st, 2011 to speakers@pugchallenge.org <mailto:speakers@pugchallenge.org>