ITUG Summit 2008 Call for Participation now open

Plan to attend ITUG Summit 2008 at HP Technology Forum & Expo, June 16–19 in Las Vegas, NV, and experience the premier event for user training and technical information for the HP NonStop community. 

ITUG Summit is dedicated to delivering customer-driven education, expert insight exchange, and the chance to engage NonStop technology users and partners. For the second year, ITUG Summit 2008 will be presented in collaboration with HP Technology Forum & Expo, which brought together more than 7,000 attendees last year.

Submit your presentation proposal by January 25

Be an active member of this collaborative event: Submit a presentation proposal by January 25 for the opportunity to present during ITUG Summit 2008 at HP Technology Forum & Expo. ITUG Summit 2008 will again showcase an array of NonStop sessions under the following tracks:

• SOA and application development for NonStop servers
• Security for NonStop servers
• Database software (NonStop SQL/MX) for NonStop servers
• Platforms (including Blades) for NonStop servers
• Business continuity for NonStop servers
• Business solutions for NonStop servers

Download the complete description of each of these tracks and instructions for submitting a presentation proposal.

Presenting has its benefits

By presenting, you'll not only benefit from the event's unparalleled educational and professional development opportunities, but you’ll also have a platform to share your experiences, challenges, and fresh approaches with hundreds of fellow NonStop professionals from around the world.

In addition, all accepted HP Technology Forum & Expo 2008 presenters will receive a complimentary full conference pass. ITUG welcomes and encourages first-time submitters and seasoned presenters alike.

Questions?

Contact ITUG directly if you have questions about submitting a presentation proposal for review. And check the ITUG website for the latest program details. Event registration is expected to open in early March.

This news is published on NonStop Computing websites. January 2008.