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Under the motto “Everything in. Everything on”, FileMaker is holding the FileMaker Conference, equally popular with users, developers and trade partners, for the second time this year. At Gut Ising on Lake Chiemsee, interested parties can find out about one of the most widely used data tools for medium-sized businesses on December 6 and 7. On both days, FileMaker offers three different sessions several times, each taking place simultaneously. Depending on their preference and level of knowledge, participants can put together their own programme. The technical level of the individual contributions is divided into F (Fundamental), A (Advanced) and E (Expert).
The topics of the various sessions range from “The SQL Myth” through “FileMaker Solutions with Windows Terminal Server”, “Programming Concepts in FileMaker Pro 9”, “Data Security – More than Passwords” to “FileMaker and CTI (Computer Telephony Integration)”.
At FileMaker’s two-day conference, “Everything in” means that, in addition to the introduction to version 9, participants are also given an insight into knowledge and strategies for success in data management. Legal questions, data security and market potential are on the agenda, as are marketing approaches and much more.
By “Everything on”, FileMaker means the package surrounding the conference. FileMaker supports participants even when booking rooms and free shuttle services, helps with organisation and takes care not only of physical well-being.
Further information on the FileMaker Conference 2007, registration procedures and all session topics is available at http://www.filemaker.de/konf2007/.
Further links:
- FileMaker Conference 2007
