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ABLEconf adds catered sandwiches for lunch from famed establishment, Duck and Decanter. ERP or kernel tuning can help build the appetite with big data or Alfresco as the desert. ABLEconf is an annual business and technology Free Software conference from the Open Technology Educational Corportation. ABLEconf aims to show the Arizona business, non-profit, education and government communities that Free Software makes economic and business security sense.
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ABLEconf once again has complimentary lunch for the conference. This year lunch is from epicurean leader, Duck and Decanter. The Duck is famed in the Phoenix metro area for a great atmosphere and unique, high-quality sandwiches. The Duck and Decanter is not an ABLEconf sponsor, but ABLEconf is glad to have an excellent local establishment available to cater the conference.
Register by Monday, March 19th, to get your NOONER fix at ABLEconf. Cost is $25.00 for the annual business and technology conference. There is a student 50% discount ( show current, valid student ID when checking in ).
ABLEconf 2012 topics include: "Technical Recruiting and Placement; Resume Writing Strategies and Tips", Tucker Wolfe ( technical and corporate recruiting since 1998 for a wide array of industries ); "Developing Business Processes with Activiti, now fully integrated in Alfresco 4.0 (BPMN2)", Ed Nicholson ( information technology and financial professional ); "Open Source ERP", John Mertlich ( Certified xTuple Business Partner ); "Mobile Device Forensics", Kristy Westphal ( Director, Security Operations for T-Systems North America ); "Discovering Performance Possibilities in Linux", Curtis Zinzilieta ( Principal Engineer, Walt Disney Animation Studios ); and "New kid on the block: Introduction to Canvas LMS", Dennis Kibbe ( Adjunct Faculty at MCC ). See the schedule for a full listing
ABLEconf is an annual business and technology Free Software conference from the Open Technology Educational Corportation organized by a coalition of many Arizona Free Software groups. ABLEconf aims to show the Arizona business, non-profit, education and government communities that Free Software makes economic and business security sense. Full Story |
