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Learn it from the horses mouth

Early February you should convince your boss (and yourself) to come to Malaga in Spain from 07-FEB-2012 to 08-FEB-2012 or even until 10-FEB-2012 to attend the first combined Fusion Middleware Partner Community Forum for the SOA Suite, WebCenter, BPM and WebLogic Partner Communities.

Let me give you a number of reasons why you should be there:
  • A number of senior Oracle PM's will be there to share the newest developments in these different themes
  • Meet the creme-de-la-creme of the Oracle Communities
  • See me presenting
  • See presentations of others who are even more exiting then I am ;-)
  • Give your network to the Oracle communities a boost
  • Enjoy the city and social event
  • Participate in excellent trainings
More info and how to register can be found here: http://www.oracle.com/partners/secure/news/oracle-events/1400537

Let me know if you are coming so we can plan ahead for some time to grab a beer - cu in Malaga

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