Really looking forward to ODC 2008 next week!

Didn't I just say something about ODC last week? Yup... and here it comes again! I'm stoked about this show. I attended ODC in 2006 and was almost overwhelmed by the technical content. One thing I seem to always walk away with at a conference is a lack of really interesting material. The experience is always fun and valuable, but the real technical content just usually... well... leaves me wanting more.

ODC 2006 was the first time (and still to date, the only time) where I felt like I got WAY more than I was due. Taking a look at the session lineup for ODC 2008 next week, it looks like they won't disappoint again!

I'll be presenting two sessions in the Real World track:

A Structured & Repeatable Approach to Building Microsoft Office SharePoint Solutions (abstract here)
Monday, February 11 @ 3-4:15p
Building High Performance Solutions on Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 (abstract here)
Wednesday, February 13 @ 9-10:15a

You'll also find fellow Ted Pattison Group instructors delivering some top-notch sessions as well as members of the Office Geeks user group network! Don't forget to swing by the Ted Pattison Group's booth to check out some of the top-notch classes we offer!

Ted Pattison

Building Secure and Scalable OBAs
Best Practices in SharePoint Component Deployment

John Holliday

Building Document Management Solutions using Windows SharePoint Services v3.0 Content Types
Generating Enterprise Content using InfoPath 2007, SharePoint and the Microsoft SDK for Office Open XML Formats
Building Collaborative BPM Solutions

Scot Hillier

Integrating Line of Business Systems with the Microsoft Office System

Wouter van Vugt

Developing document centric solutions using Open XML and VSTO 3.0

David Mann

Delivering Modular Workflow Functionality via Components

Looking forward to seeing everyone!

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posted on Wednesday, February 06, 2008 11:47 AM

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# Building High Performance Solutions on MOSS 2/13/2008 5:40 PM Raymond Mitchell

Great job today Andrew! I hope you feel better soon!

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