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Greater Florida Software Symposium

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Greater Florida Software Symposium

Time: April 16, 2010 to April 18, 2010
Location: Tampa, FL
Street: 111 Main Street
City/Town: Tampa, FL 33607
Website or Map: http://www.nofluffjuststuff.c…
Event Type: conference
Organized By: Jay Zimmerman, Bigsky Technologies
Latest Activity: Apr 4, 2010

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This conference will focus on the latest technologies and best practices emerging in the enterprise software development space. Our speakers are authors, consultants, open source developers, and recognized industry experts. NFJS brings a high quality conference to your city, making the event accessible not only to senior engineers, but to the whole team.

» Cutting-Edge Technologies – Develop better and faster. Technology evolves and changes at a rapid rate. NFJS helps you stay current and assist you in making the right technology choices down the road.

» Excellent Team Building Experience – because of its local roots, an NFJS event allows teams of developers/architects/managers from a company to attend together. Getting out of the "office environment" together as a group to learn/discuss concepts is a powerful combination. Want to solve a problem? Get a fresh opinion at an NFJS event. Interaction and exchange of ideas is one of the great attributes of NFJS.

» Lots of Choices – unlike other technical conferences, NFJS offers a tremendous bandwidth of session choice. With a minimum of four concurrent tracks offered at each NFJS show you are sure to find a compelling session to attend!

Register at http://www.nofluffjuststuff.com/conference/tampa/2010/04/home

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