Join us at the 20th USENIX Security Symposium, August 8-12, 2011, in San Francisco, CA.

Whether you’re a researcher, a system administrator, or a policy wonk, come to USENIX Security ’10 to find out how changes in computer security are going to affect you. The 5-day program includes in-depth tutorials taught by industry leaders including Richard Bejtlich, Jim DelGrosso, Rik Farrow, and SANS; a comprehensive technical program, including a keynote address by Charles Stross, Author of award-winning science fiction; invited talks; a refereed papers track, including 35 papers presenting the best new research; and a poster session. Learn the latest in security research, including securing smart phones, understanding the underground economy, privacy- and freedom-enhancing technologies, and more.

Register by July 18 and save! Additional discounts available.

Join us for the 2nd USENIX Conference on Web Application Development (WebApps ’11) which will take place June 15-16, 2011, in Portland, OR, as part of the USENIX Federated Conferences Week.

Back for 2011, WebApps ’11 features cutting-edge research that advances the state of the art, not only on novel Web applications but also on infrastructure, tools, and techniques that support the development, analysis/testing, operation, or deployment of those applications. The diverse 2-day conference program will include invited talks by industry leaders including Finn Brunton, NYU, on “A Tour of the Ruins: 40 Years of Spam Online,” a panel on “The Future of Client-side Web Apps,” a variety of topics and new techniques in the paper presentations, and a poster session. Since WebApps ’11 is part of USENIX Federated Conferences Week, you’ll also have increased opportunities for interaction and synergy across multiple disciplines.

Register by May 23, and save! Additional discounts are available.

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Join us for the 2011 USENIX Annual Technical Conference (USENIX ATC ’11) which will take place June 15-17, 2011, in Portland, OR, as part of the USENIX Federated Conferences Week.

Don’t miss the 3-day conference program filled with cutting-edge systems research, including invited talks by Stefan Savage on “An Agenda for Empirical Cyber Crime Research,” Finn Brunton on “Dead
Media: What the Obsolete, Unsuccessful, Experimental, and Avant-Garde Can Teach Us About the Future of Media,” and Mark Woodward on “Linux PC Robot.” Gain insight into a variety of must-know topics in the paper presentations and poster session. Since USENIX ATC ’11 is part of USENIX Federated Conferences Week, you’ll also have increased opportunities to mingle with colleagues and leading experts across multiple disciplines.

Register by May 23, and save! Additional discounts are available.

We’re looking for interested users to take pictures, share their thoughts and write up short blog posts about the show; in exchange, we’ll work to get you behind-the-scenes access, free ITKnowledgeExchange.com schwag, and even a little monetary compensation for your troubles. And, of course, thousands will be hanging on to your every dispatch, making you an instant mini-Internet celebrity. What could be better? Fame, fortune and free T-shirts, all in one amazing deal.

If you’re interested and attending Oracle OpenWorld, simply get in touch with me at Michael@ITKnowledgeExchange.com and we can work out the details. In the meanwhile, be sure to check out Mr. Denny’s post on preparing for an IT conference, and feel free to add your own tips.

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IT Knowledge Exchange is a proud sponsor of the 2009 TDWI World Conference Series — below is information pertaining to the third event in the series, taking place in San Diego, CA in August.

The Data Warehousing Institute (TDWI) has announced it will host its summer 2009 World Conference in San Diego, CA from August 2-7, 2009.

TDWI’s premier BI/DW education event emphasizes both the strategies to better manage people as well as the solutions to technical challenges. The full-day courses will focus on creating organizational partnerships and addressing cross-cultural leadership issues. Attendees will also learn the technical aspects of structuring data warehouse architectures and fine-tuning data warehousing performance.

In addition to courses covering the full spectrum of BI and DW disciplines, the conference in San Diego will offer courses aligned to several current industry topics: data warehousing technology, the human side of BI, and in-depth analytics.

For more information about TDWI’s upcoming conference, visit the official website here.

Thanks,

Community Manager

IT Knowledge Exchange is a proud sponsor of the 2009 TDWI World Conference Series — below is information pertaining to the second event in the series, taking place in Chicago, IL in May.

The Data Warehousing Institute (TDWI) has announced it will host its spring 2009 World Conference in Chicago, IL, from May 3–8, 2009.

TDWI’s premier BI/DW education event emphasizes both the strategies to better manage people as well as the solutions to technical challenges. The full-day courses will focus on creating organizational partnerships and addressing cross-cultural leadership issues. Attendees will also learn the technical aspects of structuring data warehouse architectures and fine-tuning data warehousing performance.

In addition to courses covering the full spectrum of BI and DW disciplines, the conference in Chicago will offer courses aligned to several current industry topics: data warehousing technology, the human side of BI, and in-depth analytics.

For more information about TDWI’s upcoming conference, visit the official website here.

Thanks,

Community Manager