Not attending TechEd? Then hit Tampa Bay's TechEd Outcasts!

Didn't sign up for teched this year? Couldn't get anyone to foot the t&e for travel to Boston? Too late, TechEd is filled up anyway.

Do you or your customers still have a craving for deep geek knowledge, and want to interact with some local speakers at the same time? Have I got the deal for you!!!

Joe Healy, .NET Developer Evangelist for MCS Gulf States, has put together the Tampa Bay TechEd Outcasts series going on the same week of TechEd. If I wasn’t going to be at TechEd, I’d definitely try to hit this as there’s some killer content… and best of all, sessions are THREE HOURS LONG! you can get quite a bit of detail in three hours.

Topics include:

SOA in .NET (by Tom Fuller [MVP] & Shawn Morgan)
WCF (by Tim Walton [MSFT])
ATLAS Deep Dive (by Joe Healy [MSFT] and Jim Zimmerman)
Visual Studio Extensibility (VSIP) (by Vinay Ahuja)
and my personal favorite MOSS/Office 12 (by David McNamee [MSFT])

For more information on the sessions, location, times, speakers, and how to sign up, use the following link:

» Tampa Bay TechEd Outcasts – June 12–17

posted on Tuesday, June 06, 2006 11:32 AM

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