UK SharePoint Best Practices Conference Next Week: My Sessions and SharePint!

Only one week away from the London edition of the SharePoint Best Practices Conference. I’m looking forward to hitting London as it’s my first trip to England! I’ve got three sessions next week:

DE203 - Understanding Differences between the Use of Field Controls and Web Parts in Office SharePoint Server Publishing Sites
Monday, April 6th @ 2:45p - 4:00p
DE208 - Building High Performance Solutions on Microsoft Office Server 2007
Tuesday, April 7th @ 2:45p – 4:00p
DE211 - Go Live! Launching your MOSS Publishing Site (co-presented with Spence Harbar)
Wednesday, April 8th @ 2:45p - 4:00p

In addition, on Wednesday night we’ll be doing a UK version of the SharePoint by Day, SharePint by Night social. This even is open to everyone at The Old Star (66, Broadway, Westminster, London, SW1H 0DB). Anyone is welcome, not just conference attendees. I know some folks are planning to head out on Wednesday… sorry if you can’t make it but there were other evening events planned that we didn’t want to conflict with.

If you plan on dropping by to SharePint (also on Twitter @sharepint), please feel free to RSVP by dropping a comment on this post.

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posted on Monday, March 30, 2009 10:21 PM

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# re: UK SharePoint Best Practices Conference Next Week: My Sessions and SharePint! 3/31/2009 5:07 PM Daniel McPherson

Looking forward to it!

Really great conference line-up, and packed events! Looking forward to chatting over a sharePINT, and of course your sessions...

See you there,
Daniel

# re: UK SharePoint Best Practices Conference Next Week: My Sessions and SharePint! 3/31/2009 8:14 PM Pete

Hi Andrew, I just signed up for the conference today. I'll have to skip Sharepint though, gotta leave sharpish on the Wednesday.

It's interesting that it's your first trip to England. The conference centre is almost next to the Houses of Parliament, so you can easily do the tourist thing.

Apologies in advance if London looks trashed next week - it's the G20 protests this week and I don't want you thinking all the boarded up windows are normal... :-)

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