April 22, 2008
The Magical Mystery, er, Leopard Server Tour
Posted Apr. 22, ’08, 10:44 AM PT by Aayush Arya
Category | Apple » Events
If you’re a “small business owner or entrepreneur considering a server purchase, IT Manager, IT Administrator, IS Manager, IS Director, Server Architect or Production Manager” and happen to live in Florida, Utah, Washington, Missouri, or Texas, you might want to make yourself available at the Leopard Server Seminar, coming to your state in just a few days from now.
As part of the Leopard Server Tour, these seminars will take place on April 24th and 30th and May 1st and 14th in specific cities in the five states mentioned above. Attendees will be introduced to Mac OS X server and the new 8-core Xserve and taught how to deploy them in their businesses. They’ll also learn about Podcast Producer, which is supposed to be “a complete end-to-end solution for encoding, publishing and distributing high-quality podcasts.”
Each seminar will last for three-and-a-half hours. Be sure to check out the link above if you’re interested.
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"the four states mentioned above"
- Florida
- Utah
- Washington
- Missouri
- Texas
I demand a retraction of all those reports saying American students are bad at math.Uh oh…
I had in mind the four dates when I wrote that. Sorry for the goof up and thanks for pointing it out! :)