Australian PerformancePoint 2007 launch event / Microsoft Business Intelligence Summit 2007

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Nick Barclay posted last week about the Australian launch events for Performance Point. These are free events so follow the links and register if you are in Melbourne (Nov 28) or Sydney (Nov 29).

However these events are a bit broader (see the agenda) than just a PerformancePoint launch, if you go to the registration site, you will notice that the event is actually titled as "Microsoft Business Intelligence Summit 2007" - it's interesting to have to hear about something like this from Nick's blog via one of the Microsoft US blogs and not from the local Microsoft Office.

Oh mighty Microsoft Marketing Machine - where art thou?

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