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SharePoint Technology Conference

February 7, 2011 - February 9, 2011
San Francisco, CA
USA
http://www.sptechcon.com

The SharePoint Technology Conference, February 7-9 in San Francisco, is the world's premier independent event for Microsoft Office SharePoint Server technology and services. The format includes 90+ technical classes, workshops and breakout classes with content geared to IT professionals, business managers and developers.  It features a top Microsoft MVPs, dozens of expert MS speakers and solutions from 50+ exhibitors. 

At SPTechCon San Francisco, you'll find practical, real-world classes for everyone, from beginner to expert.  Whether you're an IT professional or SharePoint administrator, a knowledge worker or solutions developer, you'll get the best value-and the best SharePoint education anywhere-at SPTechCon. 

Linux Journal subscribers can receive a $100 discount off the Full Event Passport and/or gain free admission to the exhibits (first time registrants only - cannot be combined with other offers) by inserting the code MEDIASPONSOR when prompted on the eRegistration page linked from www.sptechcon.com.

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