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As well as official Microsoft UK events, the UK team often appear at user group meeting and 3rd party conferences. Hence, if you want to hear direct from Microsoft, why not pop along to one of these.

NB: FREE means "essentially FREE". Certainly it means FREE if you are already a member of the user group or become a member.

2009

February

  • 16th ORM in Reading - Eric. User Group. FREE
  • 23rd Parallel in Coventry - MikeT. User Group. FREE
  • 24th in Newcastle - Eric. User Group. FREE
  • 24th Live Framework in Edinburgh - MikeO. User Group. FREE

March

  • 9th  in Bristol - Eric. User Group. FREE
  • 12th Interview on Azure and Parallel at  in London  - Eric. Conference. COST
  • 13th Entity Framework at Qcon in London - Eric. Conference. COST
  • 24th to 27th Eight sessions in DevWeek 2009 in London - Eric, MikeT, MikeO. Conference. COST
  • 28th in Manchester - MikeT. Conference. FREE

April

  • 16th Parallel in Southampton - MikeT. User Group. FREE

May

  • 5th Entity Framework in Oxford - Eric. User Group. FREE
  • 12th Parallel in Birmingham - Eric. User Group. FREE
  • 20th SQL Data Services in London - Eric. User Group. FREE

June

Thursday, February 12, 2009 10:25 AM

This article is part of the GWB Archives. Original Author: Eric Nelson

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