Upgrade Workshop in Melbourne - Recap

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Published on Mon, 19 Mar 2012 00:50:22 +0000 Indexed on 2012/03/19 2:09 UTC
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Thanks to everybody who did attend at our Upgrade and Migration Workshop in Melbourne last Friday. First of all it was a Friday so we really appreciated your patience of staying until the very end And then, yes we know, it was a full room. And we'd really like to thank you It was a great day for Roy and me. And you were such a great crowd with many questions and excellent discussions during the breaks. Please have all successful upgrade and migrations. And feel free to get in touch directly with Roy and me if you have additional questions or if you'd like to become a reference.

Please feel free to download the slides from the Slides Download section to your right - or simply use that link here.

Ah, and sorry that neither Mark Webber nor Sebastian Vettel did win ... next time

-Mike

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