Tech·Ed New Zealand 2009
- Auckland
- September 14 - 16, 2010
- Speakers at Tech·Ed New Zealand 2009
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Windows Azure for High AvailabilityWindows Azure, the Microsoft Cloud Computing Platform with particular reference to high scalability and avaliability the platform offers and how this can benefit NZ businesses. -
Panel Discussion - Designers & Developers How We Do It In the Real World.- Jordan Knight, Shane Morris, Nigel Parker, Che Tamahori, Andrew Tokeley
- Cloud Computing & Online Services
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Join Nigel Parker (Microsoft NZ Web Development Advisor) as he moderates a discussion with a panel of industry leaders about how Developers & Designers work together on real world projects. This panel is intended to be engaging, provocative and insightful. Come along with your questions and ideas and... -
Enjoying HTML 5, Standards and Developer Features in Microsoft Internet Explorer 8Join Giorgio Sardo (the master technical evangelist in the Internet Explorer team) as he shares his experience of building sites on top of the new standards compliant engine. Discover how to use the new integrated Developer Tools, Microsoft Expression SuperPreview and Fiddler to build and debug cross-browser-compatible... -
SQL AzureSQL Azure is a new offering from Microsoft that takes SQL Server into the cloud. -
Building Great Standards Based Websites with ASP.NET 4.0 and Silverlight 3In this session, Damian Edwards will share his experiences from building Australia's largest e-commerce site with ASP.NET Web Forms. They'll show you how to be a good web citizen by covering standards compliance (properly!), cross browser and accessibility considerations, non-JavaScript support, as well... -
Business Productivity Online SuiteHigh functionality, low complexity and cost: Microsoft made BPOS available in New Zealand in March 2009, so what is it and what's it good for? With its mix of Microsoft services hosted in the cloud it is the emergence of something that will become not only common place but critical to industry. Companies...
