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SunNetwork Conference 2002 Sets Agenda
Sessions Offer Latest Web Services Design Information
August 28, 2002,
Volume 54, Issue 4

Sun has posted the agenda for this year's SunNetworkSM Conference and Pavilion being held at the Moscone Center in San Francisco. The three day conference, scheduled from September 18 - 20, 2002, is one of the most in-depth Sun User Conference agendas ever presented by the company, featuring 105 product and technology sessions and more than 60 Birds-of-a-feather sessions for Sun systems administrators, IT managers and developers.

"Sun has a long history of setting the agenda for network computing and the Internet industry," said Mark Tolliver, executive vice president of Marketing and Strategy for Sun. "SunNetwork 2002 will be the first of what will be an important annual event for Sun's customers, developers and users where we will share thought leadership and expertise on critical network computing topics."

The conference tracks will deliver insights into Web Services design, deployment and management, advanced Sun product and technology roadmaps and updates, and the tools and techniques that are essential for achieving the greatest return on IT investments. The case studies and practical sessions offered as part of the Birds-of-a-feather schedule will provide attendees with the invaluable opportunity to exchange experiences and discuss everything from high-level concepts to implementation details with Sun developers, strategists, architects, engineers, product experts and IT professionals working in the trenches every day.

To see the conference agenda and register for SunNetwork Conference and Pavilion 2002: http://www.sun.com/sunnetwork23 [...read more...]

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