San Antonio conference to focus on how to make ASNA customers more productive, their programs more reliable, and deployments more robust.
ASNA announced today that its 10th U.S. ASNApalooza developer conference will be held Oct. 7-8 in San Antonio, Texas.
ASNApalooza will be at the Westin San Antonio Riverwalk and will feature many technical sessions and social networking opportunities, the company said. Attendees will have a chance to get "up close and personal" with several of ASNA's finest technical minds. ASNApalooza features a keynote luncheon, numerous technical sessions, a cocktail reception, lavish door prizes, and a never-ending opportunity to connect with industry peers.
The content at ASNApalooza is 100 percent technical, and the theme this year is “Game-Changing Coding Techniques.” The content has been designed to teach attendees new tips and techniques that will dramatically change the way they write, test, and deliver code.
In addition to several sessions focusing on ASNA’s Visual RPG (AVR), there will be others that show in detail how to use open source software effectively with AVR. You can read more about ASNApalooza 10’s technical agenda by clicking here.
Roger Pence is ASNA’s Education Director, and he promises that “there isn’t any fluff in this year’s Palooza agenda. All of Palooza is wrapped around how to make our customers productive, programs more reliable, and your deployments more robust. After attending this Palooza, our customers will not be better AVR coders, but they’ll better understand how to make AVR fit into the bigger picture of their enterprise and its IT efforts.”
To register, visit ASNApalooza 2010 or contact Trudy Kremser at 800-289-2762, ext. 320.
About ASNA
Amalgamated Software of North America, Inc. (ASNA) is a division of BluePhoenix Solutions (NASDAQ: BPHX), which provides a proven solution suite of flexible products and services allowing clients to gradually--or in totality--modernize, integrate, migrate, and extend System i assets to the .NET and/or SQL Server standards at a reasonable cost and in orders of magnitude faster than rewriting or replacing solutions with a package. This results in safe, risk-limiting extensions to the life and value of IT assets while achieving an extraordinary ROA (return on assets). ASNA’s experience since 1982 with its singular focus on the midrange market, coupled with its automated tools and abundant successful modernizations, has positioned ASNA as a pioneer and longtime market leader in the midrange modernization and migration space. For more information, visit http://www.asna.com/.
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