FREE EVENT - Learn how to get the best out of Java & What's coming next!
From embedded to enterprise, learn how to get the best out of Java and what's coming next.
If you have made an investment in Java applications, maybe as an independent software vendor (ISV) or as a member of a corporate development team, this event is for you.
Over the course of this day you will learn how to get the best out of your existing Java applications, be they embedded, standard or enterprise edition, as well as taking a look at Real-Time Java.
Gain a better understanding of what makes Java "tick", get closer to the experts at Sun Microsystems and learn what future developments will bring.
Agenda
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When?
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What?
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Who?
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09:30
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Registration
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All
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10:00
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Introduction
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Jay Huff – Software Marketing Director, Sun Microsystems Europe
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10:15
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Getting more from your existing Java applications
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Simon Ritter – Java Evangelist, Sun Microsystems
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11:15
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Java for Business. Getting the best (out of Sun) for your Java applications.
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Owen Stuart – Java Sustaining, Critical Situation Manager, Europe, Middle East and Africa
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12:15
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Lunch and meet the speakers
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13:30
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A look at Java SE embedded and real-time Java
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Helen Cullen - Systems Engineer, OEM Software Sales / Andy Gilbert - Systems Engineer, OEM Software Sales
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14:45
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New Stuff – Java Enterprise Edition 6 and GlassFish 3
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Steve Elliott – Technology Evangelist, Sun Microsystems UK
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15:30
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Break
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15:45
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More New Stuff – Java Standard Edition 7 and JavaFX
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Simon Ritter - Java Evangelist Sun Microsystems & Simon Cook – Software Architect Sun Microsystems UK
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16:45
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Q & A
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All speakers
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17:00
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Closing remarks
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Jay Huff - Software Marketing Director, Sun Microsystems Europe
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More details and Registration:
When: Tuesday December 1st 2009
Where: Sun Customer Briefing Centre, 45 King William Street, London, EC4R 9AN
Register HERE now
Posted by: Stewart Townsend | Category: Events
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Looks interesting, but you need to fix your server ;) The links in the email I received (from Sun) returned server errors, I had to google to find this page.
I will register - the last event I attended (the Solaris/NetBeans days in 2007 were highly productive). Hopefully this will be as well.
Posted by Julian on November 13, 2009 at 05:02 PM GMT #