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Real-World Java Seminar delegates will receive a $500 discount if they register before deadline. The Real-World Java Seminar is the first major Java developer event on the East Coast, and is being held at the Roosevelt Hotel in New York on Monday, August 13.Sun Microsystems's Rima Patel Sriganesh is keynoting the event. She will deliver a presentation on "Java 6.0 - New Features," and also headlining a Power Panel on the topic of the impending Java 7.0 "Dolphin" release. Rima specializes in Java, XML and Integration platforms, is a co-author of three books and publishes her take on technology in the form of papers and blogs. She also speaks frequently at industry conferences.
The single-day, twin-track Real-World Java Seminar will be held at the Roosevelt Hotel in New York. Produced by SYS-CON Events, this is the largest Java developer event on the East Coast, and features a business track as well as a technical tracks. All attendees will have full access to all sessions at the event, so can either stay with one track or pick and choose specific sessions.
The Real-World Java Seminar is packed with technical and business-oriented presentations delivered by the Java industry experts. Attending this event will allow delegates to take a fresh look at the architecture of your the projects they are working on now, and can serve as a roadmap for their further development as a Java professional. Session topics at the Real-World Java Seminar include: ESB, .NET and Java, Programming with Spring and Hibernate, Adobe Flex for Java Developers, and Interoperability.
Sponsorship and Exhibit Opportunities
The Real-World Java Seminar will offer unique sponsorship and exhibit opportunities to the leading Java technology companies. Additional information on sponsorship and exhibit opportunities can be obtained by e-mail at events(at) sys-con.com or by phone at 201 802-3021.
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Real-World Java Seminar delegates will receive a $500 discount if they register by July 31. The Real-World Java Seminar is the first major Java developer event on the East Coast, and is being held at the Roosevelt Hotel in New York on Monday, August 13. Sun Microsystems's Rima Patel Sriganesh is keynoting the event. She will deliver a presentation on 'Java 6.0 - New Features,' and also headlining a Power Panel on the topic of the impending Java 7.0 'Dolphin' release. Rima specializes in Java, XML and Integration platforms, is a co-author of three books and publishes her take on technology in the form of papers and blogs. She also speaks frequently at industry conferences. |
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