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From: Bruce Martin < Bruce.Martin architectworkshop.com">Bruce.Martinarchitectworkshop.com
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Date: Nov 5, 2006 8:58 AM
Subject: EJAW San Diego
To: Jon Batcheller < jonbsolidware.com">jonbsolidware.com>
Hi Jon,
I am writing to you as the contact of the Portland Java User Group. I lead
the Enterprise Java Architecture Workshop, aka EJAW.
EJAW addresses advanced enterprise software architecture topics. It brings
together senior technical contributors into a group setting to design and
architect a solution to a challenging problem. The workshop addresses
software architecture problems in general, and then applies them to the
design of a challenging on-line auction system.
EJAW is a highly dynamic and exciting event in which ; we tackle the most
challenging problems of architecting enterprise applications -- problems
like scalability, high availability, fault tolerance, time to market,
persistence, integration and others.
Former EJAW participants are highly enthusiastic about their EJAW
experience. Our website has glowing testimonials from them.
We hold EJAW 3-4 times a year in different cities around the world. We do
not have much of a marketing budget. Most participants have come to EJAW
by word-of-mouth. We are holding our last event ; of the year in beautiful
San Diego. This may be the last EJAW ever.
I am writing to you to ask for your help. ; Could you please let your
members know about EJAW? ; If you have an email list and/or a website, I
would appreciate ;being listed. Let me know what you need.
Regards,
Bruce Martin
Founder
Enterprise Java Architecture Workshop
http://www.architectworkshop.com
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