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Time: March 16, 2011 to March 18, 2011
Location: Caesars Palace
City/Town: Las Vegas
Website or Map: http://www.javasymposium.com
Phone: 617-431-9312
Event Type: conference
Organized By: Kait O'Neal
Latest Activity: Jan 20, 2011
Event Description
TheServerSide.com's Java Symposium returns to Las Vegas! Over 40 key sessions across 6 tracks: Core Java, Architecture, Agile (NEW!), Cloud, Language and Tools & Techniques. Keynotes by Steve Harris (Senior VP, Application Server Development, Oracle) and Adam Messinger (VP, Development in the Fusion Middleware Group, Oracle), and Jim Knutson (Java EE Architect, WebSphere, IBM) will deliver clarity and insight to where the industry is taking us. Register today to take advantage of $300 early-bird savings through December 31st.
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