Speaking at the SharePoint Technology Conference 2009

[UPDATE 1/12/2009]
I have a VIP discount of $100 that can be used during event registration.  If you are interested, please Contact Me for the details.

This is quite late to press for me but I wanted to make you aware that I am delivering 3-sessions at the SharePoint Technology Conference 2009 in San Francisco; January 27-29, 2009.  For a complete list of sessions/classes being delivered, click here.

There is quite the line-up of speakers at this conference; not one you want to miss.  Tom Rizzo, Director of SharePoint at Microsoft, will be opening the conference as the keynote speaker.  Other SharePoint Community heavy-hitters and MVP's delivering sessions at this conference include Todd Klindt, Shane Young, Nicola Young, Errin O'Connor, Darrin Bishop, Jason Medero, Chris Regan, Michael Lotter, John Milan and many more!

The Sessions I will be Delivering Are:

Tuesday, January 27th - Share and Ye Shall Find: Delivering Content that Users Need (Full-day Session)
"Findability" describes the way information is made available to those who require it. Since business users’ needs can vary tremendously, providing agility regarding the scope and context of information can be a monumental task. In this workshop, you will discover various ways of working with users to determine their specific needs and learn how to fulfill those needs using SharePoint. It's all about agile information aggregation, dissemination and search—come see how to make it work.

Wednesday, January 28th - How to Balance Web Applications, Application Pools and Site Collections for Optimal Use (1:15 Session)
Understand various ways of balancing the use of these critical elements in your SharePoint solution. Discover techniques for gathering requirements specific to your business needs, and learn how to apply them in such a way as to build scalable infrastructure and configuration for your future.

Thursday, January 29th - SharePoint Content Types: Keys to Managing an Information Taxonomy (1:15 Session)
Building an enterprise-class information and metadata mapping for an information asset management system can be a complex task. In this class, learn how to take an enterprise-class information taxonomy and apply it to SharePoint content types, which can then lead you to successful information aggregation and relevant search results.

I do hope to see you there!