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Richard Davies wrote: The UK has a good crop of technology pioneers in cloud computing - for example ElasticHosts, FlexiScale, Flexiant, OnApp - and also some strong government initiatives such as G-Cloud. We will have to see whether this kind of technical leadership converts into swift mass-market adoption or not.
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Welcome To Sybase TechWave 2006
I'm here a bit early because TeamSybase has their own reception Saturday evening

I’m here a bit early because TeamSybase has their own reception Saturday evening. According to the Newswave, there are 1,600 attendees this year. Here’s a picture of the logo welcoming everyone to Techwave. That backpack in front of it is the one you get when you register.

ISUG had a dinner for “friends” who have supported ISUG or local user groups over the last year. It was held in the Cafe Logo in Ceaser’s Palace. Pictures are here.

A bit different format this time. Two ISUG board members join with three TeamSybase members to face off against Sybase staff. And rather than having to come up with the answer from scratch, we were allowed to select from a list of anywhere from 3 to 5 possible answers. This time the ISUG/TeamSybase team managed to squeak out a win over the Sybase team. Pictures are here.

The structure of the conference has changed significantly this year.

The 2 and 4 day AM education courses are gone, at least in that format. This year what were the 2 day classes are given in a single 5 hour session on either Monday or Tuesday afternoon. What were the 4 day AM courses are given in a single 10 hour session all day Tuesday.

What were originally just PM courses are now given as both AM and PM courses, given on Wednesday (all day) and Thursday morning (no PM sessions other than education courses on Monday or Tuesday).

The keynote sessions are longer. Or perhaps more accurately, they’re as long as they’ve been in prior conferences, but the schedule has finally been adjusted to officially indicate their length. Keynotes are from 8AM to noon on Monday and Tuesday.

The Tech Support Solution Lab has been moved out of the Exhibit Hall and now has additional hours. In particular, it opens at 6AM and runs until the start of the keynotes or morning sessions (8AM). It also stays open until 9PM on Monday, 8PM on Tuesday, 6PM on Wednesday and 1PM on Thursday.

The ISUG Enhancement Session is now on Wednesday evening (just prior to the special event) rather than Thursday morning. They are also being run separately (there are no afternoon sessions scheduled at the same time).

About Bruce Armstrong
Bruce Armstrong is a development lead with Integrated Data Services (www.get-integrated.com). A charter member of TeamSybase, he has been using PowerBuilder since version 1.0.B. He was a contributing author to SYS-CON's PowerBuilder 4.0 Secrets of the Masters and the editor of SAMs' PowerBuilder 9: Advanced Client/Server Development.

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I'm here a bit early because TeamSybase has their own reception Saturday evening. According to the Newswave, there are 1,600 attendees this year. Here?s a picture of the logo welcoming everyone to Techwave. That backpack in front of it is the one you get when you register. ISUG had a dinner for 'friends' who have supported ISUG or local user groups over the last year. It was held in the Cafe Logo in Ceaser?s Palace. Pictures are here.

I'm here a bit early because TeamSybase has their own reception Saturday evening. According to the Newswave, there are 1,600 attendees this year. Here?s a picture of the logo welcoming everyone to Techwave. That backpack in front of it is the one you get when you register. ISUG had a dinner for 'friends' who have supported ISUG or local user groups over the last year. It was held in the Cafe Logo in Ceaser?s Palace. Pictures are here.


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Enterprise Open Source News Desk wrote: I'm here a bit early because TeamSybase has their own reception Saturday evening. According to the Newswave, there are 1,600 attendees this year. Here?s a picture of the logo welcoming everyone to Techwave. That backpack in front of it is the one you get when you register. ISUG had a dinner for 'friends' who have supported ISUG or local user groups over the last year. It was held in the Cafe Logo in Ceaser?s Palace. Pictures are here.
PBDJ News Desk wrote: I'm here a bit early because TeamSybase has their own reception Saturday evening. According to the Newswave, there are 1,600 attendees this year. Here?s a picture of the logo welcoming everyone to Techwave. That backpack in front of it is the one you get when you register. ISUG had a dinner for 'friends' who have supported ISUG or local user groups over the last year. It was held in the Cafe Logo in Ceaser?s Palace. Pictures are here.
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