The 2012 Annual Meeting and Exposition will be held May 6-9 at the Disneyland Resort, Anaheim, California.
COMMON is coming back to California for its 2012 Annual Meeting and Exposition!
Register today for the premier Power Systems-related educational and networking event, taking place at the Disneyland Resort in Anaheim, California. Attendees who register by December 31, 2011 with special discount code "DECO" will save $400 off the standard registration rate, a savings of almost 25 percent!
Register at http://www.common.org/annualmeeting
By attending the COMMON conference, you will have access to the following opportunities:
- Four full days of over 300 educational sessions on
IBM i, AIX and Linux-related topics. - Variety of educational formats, including all-day pre-conference workshops, open labs and regular-length sessions.
- Most cost-effective conference option for your 2012 educational needs.
- Largest gathering of the Power Systems user community.
- The largest exposition of its kind with over 80 vendors present to supplement your education.
- Extraordinary networking opportunities—have fun, learn and share with your peers, renowned speakers, IBM developers, executives, and fellow members.
- Opportunity to advance yourself through a COMMON certification.
Take advantage of the opportunity to attend the COMMON Annual Meeting again in Anaheim, California...and save substantially on registration at the same time. Learn more and register today at http://www.common.org/annualmeeting
Remember to use the discount code "DECO" and register by
December 31, 2011 to receive your $400 discount. Register at http://www.common.org/annualmeeting.
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