For Immediate Release: UK Lasso Association Conference 2003
Thetford, Norfolk, Feb. 10, 2003 - UK Lasso Association (UKLA Limited) is pleased to announce plans for its first UK-Member and Non-Member based conference, which will be held in May 2003. Conference attendees will have the unique opportunity to increase their knowledge of Web application development and to see firsthand the latest technologies available for development groups, while working with technology trend-setters from around the world. Speakers for the conference include Lasso team leaders Bill Doerrfeld, CEO, Blue World Communications Inc, and Kyle Jessup, Lasso Senior Software Architect. Also included in the speaker line-up for the event will be Lasso Specialists Johan Solve, from Sweden, discussing Regular Expressions; Morten Bagai, from Denmark, discussing XML; Greg Willits, from the United States, discussing Object Orientated Programming; and Stephen Wik, an Adobe Golive and Lasso Studio Specialist who will discuss the two products. These speakers will be joined by Duncan Cameron, founder of the UK Lasso Association and author of the Lasso Professional 5 Developer's Guide, who will discuss LassoApps. Collectively, these speakers offer a vast amount of expertise and experience in this field, and will work hand-in-hand to provide conference attendees with the knowledge necessary to take their client relationships to the next level. With Sponsors including Blue World, MySQL AB and Adobe Systems, the UKLA Development Conference 2003 will also serve to enhance quality networking and support by providing attendees with invaluable information, and a close-up look at the revolutionary Lasso product line. Since being founded by Cameron in 2000, The UK Lasso Association has provided up-to-date, relevant information for training and developer access, and continues to assist its members and non-members by keeping them abreast with ever-changing methodologies for Lasso application development. "The UKLA Conference provides an excellent and much needed opportunity for European Lasso developers to meet, share experiences and form strategic relationships." Says Morten Bagai. "This event is going to provide a massive boost for the growing European Lasso community, and I'm excited about the opportunity to speak at what is undoubtedly going to be one of *the* Lasso events this year." "This conference has been a long time coming, our membership has been requesting exposure for the UKLA and I feel we have got it right by bringing in top talent from around the world. In May, attendees will have the opportunity to both relax and get involved knowing that every Lasso related question can be answered," Cameron says. "Anyone involved in application and Internet development will benefit greatly from attending the conference." The UKLA Development Conference 2003 will be held May 14 and 15, at the Barnham Broom Country Club in Norfolk, which is set on a 250-acre estate at the heart of the Norfolk countryside, just 10 miles outside of the historic city of Norwich. The event is open to both members of the UK Lasso Association and non-members. About UK Lasso Association (UKLA) (www.lassoassociation.co.uk) The UK Lasso Association (UKLA) is Europe's leading non-official Lasso related association for Lasso developers and end-users, providing access to an unrivalled network of specialists, solutions, training and related products. The UKLA is proactive, co-ordinating regular events including development forums and coding evenings, along with varied social events. Built on the desire of its members to excel in their field, the UKLA also strives to be the most forward-focused and support-based organisation of its kind within the industry. Promoting the many benefits of Lasso to the development community and non-users, along with providing migration and integration advice remains a prime focus of the association, and with strong relationships being developed with industry related companies, the ability to offer wide ranging support to its members further fortifies UKLA's invaluable role. Giles Montgomery-Swan [EMAIL PROTECTED] 0845 123 5666 Duncan Cameron [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- http://cms-list.org/ more signal, less noise.
