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APAC SharePoint Conference

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The Sharepoint team is organising the APAC SharePoint Conference here in Sydney.  Following is more information and details how to register:

APAC SharePoint Conference

After two highly successful conferences in Seattle and Berlin, seats for the Microsoft® APAC SharePoint® Conference in Sydney are sure to sell out. This world-class, two-day conference, to be held at the Hilton Hotel in Sydney from May 15-16, will showcase the latest innovations, features and functionality for the 2007 SharePoint products and technologies.

BRAND NEW DEEP DIVE CONTENT from US and APAC SharePoint experts
SharePoint experts from the Redmond SharePoint product group such as Derek Burney (General Manager), Mike Fitzmaurice and Joel Oleson (both Senior Technical Product Managers), will provide attendees with deep technical training and demos for the latest release of SharePoint products and technologies: Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007, Windows® SharePoint Services 3.0, and Microsoft Office SharePoint Designer 2007. And for the first time in Australia, information on Microsoft Office PerformancePoint Server 2007 will be presented.

Who will benefit the most: Over 2 days, IT Professionals, Developers and Architects can access hands-on training and deep-dive technical "how to" breakout sessions covering subjects such as architecture, security, integration, deployment, migration, management and scalability. Sessions are aimed to help attendees best develop, customise, integrate and build powerful enterprise-ready solutions with SharePoint products and technologies.

How much: Only $AUD549 +GST per attendee, which includes access to all sessions, including keynotes, attendee materials, breakfast and lunch, a welcome reception, conference dinner attendee party, and chances to win prizes.

Visit the APAC SharePoint Conference 2007 Web site to find out more about the conference, including the full agenda, registration details and to read more about SharePoint 2007 products and technologies.

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