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: Adelaide
When: 1 December 2009

Where: Perth
When: 3 December 2009

Where: Brisbane
When: 8 December 2009

Where: Melbourne
When: 10 December 2009

Where: Sydney
When: 15 December 2009

This is your opportunity to ‘get your feet on the ground, head in the clouds’ and connect with top architects, developers, and web professionals in the community for a day of technical sessions and compelling discussions about the exciting future of the Microsoft platform, making more money and expanding your potential opportunities.

More Information: partner.microsoft.com/Australia/40047632

Where: Kings Perth Hotel, Perth Western Australia
When: 1st December - 3rd December, 2009

2009 Conference Keynote Speakers:

* Bruce Schneier - CSTO - British Telecom
* Steve Foote - UK Metropolitan Police Service
* Peter Warren - UK Freelance IT Journalist
* Stuart Mort - Senior Director Information Security APAC, EMEA, LAD, Oracle
* John McRoberts - WA Police Assistant Commissioner

Further Information: conferences.secau.org

The pressure is always on to do more with less and adapting to changing business priorities is crucial. Recent IDC Research shows that virtualization is a key ingredient in a more agile, cost-effective and
greener data centre. Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization dramatically reduces the cost and complexity of virtualization.

It frees businesses from vendor lock-in and reduces IT costs while maintaining or improving service delivery and support levels.

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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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For the first time in Australia, PayPal is hosting Developer Days, a series of educational events specifically for the developer community.

These half day seminars will cover a mix of technical, demonstration and business opportunities.

Come and meet the PayPal team face-to-face including Global Head of Alliance Marketing, Glenn Lim.

Admission is free!

Who is it for?

Web developers/integrators, application developers or professionals interested in integrating eCommerce solutions.

You also may be adept in the following tools and languages:

Adobe AIR, JavaFX, Microsoft Silverlight , Ruby on Rails, PHP, Java, ASP, Ruby, Cold Fusion, Perl/Python.

Why come to the event?

The event gives developers the opportunity to learn more about PayPal’s range of payment solutions and how developers can grow their business in partnership with PayPal.

The PayPal Certified Developer Programme assists developers through training, marketing support and client referral opportunities.

Each attendee will also receive a voucher to take the PayPal certification exams (valued at US$300) FREE OF CHARGE.

Where and When?

Sydney:
Grace Hotel - 77 York Street
Mon 20 July 2009
8:30 am - 12:00pm

Brisbane:
The Emporium Hotel - 1000 Ann Street
Wed 22 July 2009
8:30 am - 12:00pm

Melbourne:
The Westin - 205 Collins Street
Tue 23 July 2009
8:30 am - 12:00pm

Perth:
The Sheraton - 207 Adelaide Terrace
Fri 24 July 2009
8:30 am - 12:00pm

For more information visit https://www.paypal-education.com.au/devdays/landing.aspx.

PushToTest is coming to Australia. Free Half-Day Meet-up for Selenium, soapUI, HTMLUnit, TestGen4Web, Windmill and other open-source test tools.

Software developers, QA testers, and IT managers are challenged to rapidly build and test Rich Internet Applications (RIA using Ajax, Flex, Flash,) Service Oriented Architecture (SOA,) and Web services in a time when schedules are short, budgets are tight, standards are few, and much of this is new technology! Find out why Tribal DDB, Kaplan Education, and Premiere Global succeed with open source build and test software as a more affordable and flexible option to the traditional test vendors.

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Multi-core Programming unSeminar; the best introduction to parallel programming this year iVEC, the hub of advanced computing in Western Australia is hosting an informal, vendor neutral overview of the multi-core programming landscape ; - what is available? - what have other people done? - how do you make it fit into your business? Following this unSeminar will be a series of tutorials assisting
Western Australian programmers to stay current with the latest technologies. The topics of these tutorials will be based on feedback from this event. The afternoon will be fun and hosted by a well-known figure; snacks will be provided and drinks will be available at the bar.

When: Thursday 30th April 2009, 3pm - 5pm
Where: Brass Monkey, 209 William St, Northbridge
Cost: Free. Light meal provided, bar available
Registration Essential: Wendy D’Arrigo rsvp@ivec.org or 6436 8830

For more information visit http://www.ivec.org/multicore.