AT ORACLE: Events Technology Events Conferences and sessions to help you stay on the cutting edge Alliance 2011 March 27–30, Denver, Colorado
The world’s largest gathering of higher education, public sector, and federal users of Oracle applications offers more than 470 user-driven sessions in 20 tracks. Tim Sanders, former chief solutions officer and leadership coach at Yahoo!, is the keynote speaker. Preconference training sessions are available March 24–26. Get all the details and sign up at heug.org/p/cm/ld/fid=255. Oracle User Groups
 Israel Oracle User Group Application Event
March 8, Tel Aviv, Israel
Paris Java User Group Meetings
March 8 and April 12, Paris, France
Java Metroplex Users Group Meetings
March 9 and April 13, Dallas, Texas
St. Louis Java Users Group Meetings
March 10 and April 14, St. Louis, Missouri
OAUG Connection Point—Dubai
March 16–17, Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Nashville Oracle Users Group Meetings
March 16 and April 20, Nashville, Tennessee
UKOUG Solaris and Open Solaris SIG Meetings
March 16 and April 20, London, England
Calgary Oracle Users Group Meetings
March 17 and April 21, Calgary, Alberta, Canada
Hungarian Oracle User Group Spring Seminar
March 28–30, Eger, Hungary
Oracle Benelux User Group Connect Conference
March 29, Brussels, Belgium
Journée Utilisateurs 2011
March 30, Paris, France
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OUG Ireland Conference 2011
March 30, Dublin, Ireland
Utah Oracle Users Group Training Days
March 30–31, Sandy, Utah
Oracle User Group Norway Spring Seminar
April 7–9, Oslo, Norway St. Louis Oracle Users Group Meeting
April 14, St. Louis, Missouri | March 1–3, Orlando, Florida
The largest annual gathering of shared services professionals in the world is a multitrack event for executives from startup, intermediate, and mature shared-services companies. The program includes keynotes, workshops, master classes, site tours, and an awards ceremony. Featured speakers include Mark Johnson, vice president of enterprise shared services at Kraft Foods, and Carol Danoff, vice president of global procurement at Mattell. March 6–10, Irving, Texas
This conference is dedicated to issues of Oracle Database system performance and fosters frequent speaker and attendee interaction. Presentations focus on techniques, experimental results, and field-tested scripts that attendees can apply to real-world tasks. Oracle ACE Karen Morton leads an optional training day on March 10. March 9–10, Washington DC
Capital planning and investment control (CPIC) is the focus of this conference, which covers public-sector program management, costing and scheduling, performance evaluation, and portfolio management. March 16–18, Las Vegas, Nevada
More than 40 technical sessions and more than 35 presenters will reveal little-known tips, tricks, tactics, and techniques for Java projects. Tracks for the symposium include core Java, architecture, language, tools and techniques, agile, and cloud. Keynote speakers include Steve Harris, senior vice president of application server development at Oracle; Rod Johnson, creator of the Spring framework; and Adam Messinger, vice president of development for Oracle Fusion Middleware. March 19–22, Dallas, Texas
Open to IT and management professionals, this conference—sponsored by the American Association of Managing General Agents (AAMGA)—includes sessions on security, social networking exposure, and industry payment methods and includes content for both technical and business decision-makers. March 19–25, Taipei, Taiwan
ISGC is the primary international distributed computing forum in the Asia-Pacific region and focuses on grid and cloud research and applications. Topics include interoperability, distributed computing approaches, and new commercial services. March 20–23, Miami Beach, Florida
This meeting of senior-level business and technology executives presents an opportunity for leaders to learn from leaders. Attendees will share best practices on how to leverage Oracle solutions to successfully navigate business challenges and realize better return on investment. March 21–24, Washington DC
Sponsored by the Association for Information and Image Management, this gathering features multiple concurrent conference programs, nine preconference certification workshops, main stage sessions, and an invitation-only executive summit. Conference topics include business intelligence, business process management, cloud computing, mobile content management, enterprise collaboration, and more. March 27–31, Las Vegas, Nevada
This conference for hands-on IT and technology management professionals features peer learning opportunities, datacenter tours, tutorials, and multiple tracks including cloud computing and datacenter management and protection. April 4–7, Santa Clara, California
Produced by Computerworld and the Storage Networking Industry Association (SNIA), this conference for IT infrastructure professionals includes more than 120 educational sessions in 14 tracks, including the energy-efficient datacenter, the converged network, cloud storage, and virtual desktop infrastructure. April 6–8, Chicago, Illinois This gathering includes sessions for the cloud/software-as-a-service community, small-business owners, unified-communications providers, healthcare IT leaders, and other IT vertical markets. New initiatives and best practices will be shared. April 10–14, Grapevine (Dallas), Texas
Sponsored by the Geospatial Information & Technology Association (GITA), this conference includes content for the public sector; gas, electric, telecommunications, and water utility providers; and transportation, sustainable energy, and smart-grid companies. April 11–14, Santa Clara, California
Get the latest information on MySQL and related technologies, including integration strategies, scale-out technologies, administration, security, and techniques such as stored procedures. April 13–15, Billund, Denmark
With four major tracks—Oracle, Microsoft, Java, and open source—each with 11 sessions, this conference gives IT professionals access to deep technical knowledge from leading presenters and fellow delegates. While Miracle Open World is known for its high level of technical content, sessions at a “medium” technical level are also available. Speakers for the Oracle track include Cary Millsap, Arne Møller, Morten Tangaa, and Mette Stephansen. April 25–28, Chicago, Illinois
Coordinated by Inflection Point Solutions, this is the only event of its kind for IT leaders in the water and wastewater utility industry. Attendees will discuss IT leadership challenges and solutions, learn about the future of utility-industry IT, and have opportunities for networking. April 26–29, Moscow, Russia
The 7th International Exhibition and Conference of Smart Cards and Information Security Systems focuses on recent achievements of the plastic card industry, including technologies for information protection and smartcard production. Send us your comments |
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