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Monday Jan 26, 2009

This Week At OOP - Two Almost Java-Free Talks

This week I will spend some time at the OOP conference in munich and give some talks (in German):

  1. How To Kill A SOA Project Tuesday, 27. Jan 2009 09:00 - 09:45
  2. Building Dream Teams Wednesday, 28. Jan 2009 14:30 - 15:30

Posted at 12:00PM Jan 26, 2009 by Adam Bien in Events  |  Kommentare[0]


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