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Ordina Stand out from the crowd on May 26th

On May 26th, Ordina Belgium(the company I work for) is organizing a free technology event. Ordina’s technology specialists will give 21 30 minutes sessions, spread over 5 tracks. The event is free for everyone to join, registration is required. You can register here: www.ordina.be/differentiate.

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We will have the following sessions for you to attend:

Agenda: Stand out from the crowd with Microsoft technology on May 26, 6 pm
30-minute sessions – the choice is yours

  • .Net
    Visual Studio LightSwitch
    Building a Windows Phone 7 application: lessons learned
    C#5 Async
  • SharePoint
    Automated scripted deployment of SharePoint
    SharePoint 2010: architectural overview
    Developing against SharePoint 2010 lists
  • SQL
    Where .Net meets SQL Server: SQL CLR
    Extending to multilingual reporting
    Using geo data within Report Builder 3.0
  • Application Lifecycle Management
    Automate your deployment cycle with TFS Build 2010 and Workflow 4
    Delivering quality software with TFS 2010
    Team Explorer Everywhere: TFS and Java, better together
  • Azure
    Reporting services in the cloud
    Moving a legal application in the cloud
    Windows Phone7 and the cloud
  • Infrastructure
    Unified Communications: Lync
    Unified Communications: Office 365
    Hyper-V
  • Enterprise Portfolio Management
    Demand management using workflow in Project Server 2010
    Bridging the project and work management gap

I will be talking about Windows Phone 7, Team Foundation Server 2010 and I also present our very own keynote together with Gill Cleeren.

Interested? Join us!

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