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Apple presents the Snow Leopard Server Tour 2009
OK, so it's really just the Snow Leopard Server Multi-City Seminar and not a huge rock band on a world tour, but if you're more interested in servers than following your favorite group, this announcement should get you excited.Apple's setting up a series of 7 seminars across the country (blissfully ignoring most of the center of the USA except for Chicago) designed to sell IT managers, administrators, server architects, technology coordinators, and anyone else who will listen on the advantages of Snow Leopard Server. The agenda for each seminar includes a hardware and software overview, a discussion of setup, administration, and integration, and information about collaboration and communication with Snow Leopard Server.
For those in the content production world, there will be info about Podcast Producer 2. System Administrators will learn about how scripting can be used to ease their workload, and detailed information about integrating iPhones into the workplace will be presented.
The scheduled stops are:
- Boston, MA / October 27
- New York, NY / October 29
- Seattle, WA / November 17
- Chicago, IL / December 1
- Washington, DC / December 3
- Cupertino, CA / December 8
- Los Angeles, CA / December 10
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Dave Wood said 3:12PM on 10-19-2009
Where's the Toronto date? :)
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Sneakz said 4:17PM on 10-19-2009
Yeah seriously, where is the Toronto date?
macxprt said 4:18PM on 10-19-2009
I'll be at the Los Angeles one
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Ting said 6:23PM on 10-19-2009
How about Australia?
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macserv said 11:08PM on 10-19-2009
"Hey, let's tour all the cities that already have the greatest usage of Apple technologies. That'll work, right?"
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Jas said 11:50PM on 10-19-2009
Okay, sure, but no Denver? What did Denver do to deserve being snubbed by so many Apple events?