Hobart, Tasmania. August 9th - 13th, 2010  Join us for 3 days of training followed by 2 days of technical and information sessions.

* Dedicated Microsoft and Solaris training streams.

* A new “Foundations of system Administration” stream, designed especially for those who are new to System Administration.

This stream includes a mix of technical and non-technical sessions designed to provide new SysAdmins a solid grounding in key skills and knowledge needed to be effective System Administrators.

Keynote address:  Tom Limoncelli International author of The Practice of “System and Network Administration”, and the O’Reilly book Time Management for System Administrators.

For more information visit http://conference.sage-au.org.au.

ANZA TechNet’s Gateway to the US One-Day Introductory Workshop

Australian entrepreneurs and CEOs with innovative technologies
seeking to explore and expand into the US market are encouraged to
sign up now for ANZA TechNet’s Gateway to the US One-Day
Introductory Workshop in Australian capital cities.

Click:
http://www.marketing.anzatechnet.com/acton/form/857/0006:d-0012/0/index.htm
for details and registration.

The cost is $495 (USD) which covers up to two members of your
company.

Save $165 (USD) when you register before 13 August.

Complete the workshop and make an informed decision about whether the
US market is right for you and your company.

Where: Canberra, Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, Perth, Adelaide, Darwin, Hobart
When: See dates below.

On the 22 June 2009 the Minister for Finance and Deregulation, the Hon. Lindsay Tanner MP and the Special Minister of State, Senator Joe Ludwig, announced the formation of a Taskforce (http://gov2.net.au/) to investigate how the Australian Government can use new ‘Web 2.0′ approaches to expand the uses of Commonwealth information and improve the way government consults and engages with citizens.

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Mashups are all about presenting information from various sources in an integrated Web application. While early experiments with multimedia-multiweb application integration were done by savvy programmers who would effectively decode as-yet-unpublished APIs for applications such as Google Maps, currently there is a wide range of software platforms for the development of mashups, and building a mashup is becoming increasingly easy. In this hands-on tutorial, experts from Google and Yahoo! will introduce their mashup development technologies; participants will then build mashups on the spot. Emphasis will be given to mashups related to HCSNet’s Priority Areas.

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Red Hat is hosting half-day briefing sessions in most Australian capital cities from November 11th through December 9th 2008.

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