Microsoft SharePoint Conference 2009 Announced!
Microsoft SharePoint Conference 2009 is finally announced. This year's conference has been pushed from March, when it's been usually held, to October. This is probably due to the upcoming release of Office "14".
The conference is being held October 19th to 22th 2009 in Las Vegas, Nevada, USA, and full attendance will cost you $1199. Register among the first 500, and get a $300 discount!
The agenda will mostly contain what's new in Office "14", but will also contain sessions on experiences and best practices on SharePoint 2007.
Whether you're an IT Professional, an IT Decision Maker, an Architect or a Developer, this will be the place for you SharePoint dudes!
For more information, agenda and registration, visit http://www.mssharepointconference.com/.
The conference is being held October 19th to 22th 2009 in Las Vegas, Nevada, USA, and full attendance will cost you $1199. Register among the first 500, and get a $300 discount!
The agenda will mostly contain what's new in Office "14", but will also contain sessions on experiences and best practices on SharePoint 2007.
Whether you're an IT Professional, an IT Decision Maker, an Architect or a Developer, this will be the place for you SharePoint dudes!
For more information, agenda and registration, visit http://www.mssharepointconference.com/.
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Any idea where I could find specific content at? Also...on the site they mention "get your certification at the conference". From reading other forums, everyone is thinking they will be offering a SP certification track at the conference.
Hi Matt,
You can get all the information you need on http://www.mssharepointconference.com/. Please stay tuned and watch this site for full agenda, which is not published yet.
As for the certifications, I would imagine this will be as it's done at TechEd. There will be a separate certification room full of PCs ready for attendees to take whatever certification they want, for a special price (usually $50). But this is not official yet.
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