Next month, on September 19th, I'll be speaking at the Twin Cities SharePoint camp. I was going to be presenting on using Silverlight and jQuery within your SharePoint web parts, but because of a large number of presentations being submitted on that subject, I volunteered to go a different direction. Instead, I'll be giving two presentations, one on SharePoint governance, and the other on Excel Services (and Silverlight J). Below are the full descriptions:
Session Info |
Session Type (Example: Administrator, Developer, Architect, Designer, End User….) |
Developer, Architect, Administrator, Management, CIOs |
Session Level (100, 200, 300) |
200 |
Time |
75 min. |
Session Name: |
How to Effectively Manage your SharePoint Customizations, Deployments, and Environments with Solution Packages, Source Control, and Solid Governance |
Session Description: |
Development deployments across your farms are difficult to manage, especially if you have a large team. Chaos can reign, all the way from coding, to testing, and to environment consistency and stability. The solution lies with implementing best practices and good, clearly defined leadership. Come learn how to control the chaos!
(Deploying customizations with Visual Studio will be demonstrated at the end (10-15 minutes), hence the level 200 and "Developer" session type) |
Session Info |
Session Type (Example: Administrator, Developer, Architect, Designer, End User….) |
Developer |
Session Level (100, 200, 300) |
300 |
Time |
75 min. |
Session Name: |
Light up your Excel Documents: Building Custom Business Intelligence Applications with Excel Services and Silverlight |
Session Description: |
Silverlight and Excel Services are a great combo when one needs to produce a graphically appealing dashboard off Excel data for their stakeholders. This presentation will walk through how to programmatically consume Excel Services data and present that data with some Silverlight charts. |
LOGISTICS:
Date: September 19
Time: 8:00am – 5:00pm
Location: New Horizons of Minnesota, Edina
Cost: Free
Cheers!
Phil