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PUG Challenge Americas conference Preliminary Agenda includes these sessions: Database (12), Development (9), UI (5), OO (5), Success Stories (2), Security (1), Messaging (1), Other (6).
Expert speakers from Progress Software and the community include: David Abdala, Adam Backman, Rich Banville, Tom Bascom, Sunil Belgaonkar, Gus Bjorklund, Scott Blaubach, Alon Blich, Shelly Chase, David Cleary, Scott Dulecki, Marian Edu, Mike Fechner, Dan Foreman, Dustin Grau, Bruce Gruenbaum, Paul Guggenheim, John Harlow, Peter Judge, Paul Koufalis, Tim Kuehn, Jeff Ledbetter, Dmitri Levin, Chris Longo, Thomas Mercer-Hursh, Mike Ormerod, Brian Preece, Marv Stone, Rob Straight, Mary Szekley and Ken Wilner!
Browse through session information—speakers, title, difficulty, and outline—at
http://pugchallenge.org/agenda.html.
Join worldwide Progress® users at the inaugural PUG Challenge Americas Conference – a face-to-face forum for exchanging ideas, tips and best practices on Progress’s suite of technology tools on June 5-8, 2011. With over 40 technical sessions, many workshops, info exchanges and commercial sessions, this conference is the destination for guidance on real-world OpenEdge innovations.
See our PUG Challenge Americas 2011 Sponsors:
http://pugchallenge.org/sponsor1.html
REGISTRATION
Our Super Early Discount has been extended. Our low-priced conference costs just $425 for Super Early In-Person registration, $460 for Early In-Person registration, and $495 for Regular In-Person registration (US dollars). Super Early Remote registration is $200, Early Remote is $225, and Regular Remote registration is $250 (US dollars). We’ve relocated to Westford Regency Inn in Westford, Massachusetts, USA. Rooms cost $99 per night with complimentary wifi, free parking, and no resort fees. To obtain the special room rate, you must book early and call the hotel directly. See http://pugchallenge.org/hotel.html.
Explore hot issues driving applications today, network with peers and business partners, and enjoy a fine selection of great beer!
Register today at http://pugchallenge.org/register.html
FOR MORE INFORMATION
Visit our website: http://pugchallenge.org/
TOP REASONS TO ATTEND
* Hands-on workshops from OpenEdge experts
* Sessions by industry authorities presenting best practices, tips and code samples
* Panel discussions with OpenEdge authorities exchanging ideas and
solutions
* News about the latest on OpenEdge product direction, including Release 11 features
* Get tips and ideas applicable to older Progress installations
* Technical "how-to" expositions of other Progress
products
* In-depth demonstrations of products and tools
* Interact with Progress product specialists, industry experts and Progress business partners
* Network with peers from around the world
WHO SHOULD ATTEND
This is a must-attend event if you're a technical executive/manager, DBA, consultant, programmer or developer who is:
* Responsible for developing or managing an OpenEdge-based application
* Wanting to learn more about best practices for OpenEdge programming and DB
* Interested in modernizing an OpenEdge application
* Interested in Progress strategy and direction for OpenEdge and other solutions
* Looking at new Progress Software product capabilities and technologies
CONNECT WITH US!
Visit our website: http://pugchallenge.org/
Twitter: http://twitter.com/PUGAmericas
LinkedIn: http://tinyurl.com/PUGChallenge2011Li
Facebook: http://tinyurl.com/PUGChallengeFB
Facebook: http://tinyurl.com/PUGChallenge2011FB
Expert speakers from Progress Software and the community include: David Abdala, Adam Backman, Rich Banville, Tom Bascom, Sunil Belgaonkar, Gus Bjorklund, Scott Blaubach, Alon Blich, Shelly Chase, David Cleary, Scott Dulecki, Marian Edu, Mike Fechner, Dan Foreman, Dustin Grau, Bruce Gruenbaum, Paul Guggenheim, John Harlow, Peter Judge, Paul Koufalis, Tim Kuehn, Jeff Ledbetter, Dmitri Levin, Chris Longo, Thomas Mercer-Hursh, Mike Ormerod, Brian Preece, Marv Stone, Rob Straight, Mary Szekley and Ken Wilner!
Browse through session information—speakers, title, difficulty, and outline—at
http://pugchallenge.org/agenda.html.
Join worldwide Progress® users at the inaugural PUG Challenge Americas Conference – a face-to-face forum for exchanging ideas, tips and best practices on Progress’s suite of technology tools on June 5-8, 2011. With over 40 technical sessions, many workshops, info exchanges and commercial sessions, this conference is the destination for guidance on real-world OpenEdge innovations.
See our PUG Challenge Americas 2011 Sponsors:
http://pugchallenge.org/sponsor1.html
REGISTRATION
Our Super Early Discount has been extended. Our low-priced conference costs just $425 for Super Early In-Person registration, $460 for Early In-Person registration, and $495 for Regular In-Person registration (US dollars). Super Early Remote registration is $200, Early Remote is $225, and Regular Remote registration is $250 (US dollars). We’ve relocated to Westford Regency Inn in Westford, Massachusetts, USA. Rooms cost $99 per night with complimentary wifi, free parking, and no resort fees. To obtain the special room rate, you must book early and call the hotel directly. See http://pugchallenge.org/hotel.html.
Explore hot issues driving applications today, network with peers and business partners, and enjoy a fine selection of great beer!
Register today at http://pugchallenge.org/register.html
FOR MORE INFORMATION
Visit our website: http://pugchallenge.org/
TOP REASONS TO ATTEND
* Hands-on workshops from OpenEdge experts
* Sessions by industry authorities presenting best practices, tips and code samples
* Panel discussions with OpenEdge authorities exchanging ideas and
solutions
* News about the latest on OpenEdge product direction, including Release 11 features
* Get tips and ideas applicable to older Progress installations
* Technical "how-to" expositions of other Progress
products
* In-depth demonstrations of products and tools
* Interact with Progress product specialists, industry experts and Progress business partners
* Network with peers from around the world
WHO SHOULD ATTEND
This is a must-attend event if you're a technical executive/manager, DBA, consultant, programmer or developer who is:
* Responsible for developing or managing an OpenEdge-based application
* Wanting to learn more about best practices for OpenEdge programming and DB
* Interested in modernizing an OpenEdge application
* Interested in Progress strategy and direction for OpenEdge and other solutions
* Looking at new Progress Software product capabilities and technologies
CONNECT WITH US!
Visit our website: http://pugchallenge.org/
Twitter: http://twitter.com/PUGAmericas
LinkedIn: http://tinyurl.com/PUGChallenge2011Li
Facebook: http://tinyurl.com/PUGChallengeFB
Facebook: http://tinyurl.com/PUGChallenge2011FB
