SharePoint Saturday

SharePoint Saturday is a FREE educational & lively day filled with informative sessions delivered by respected SharePoint experts and Microsoft Most Valuable Professionals (MVPs) from across North America. SharePoint Saturday is open to the public and provides an opportunity for local SharePoint professionals to immerse themself in a wide variety of SharePoint topics.  Whether you are a SharePoint IT Pro, Developer or business user, there will be something for you at SharePoint Saturday.

What:  A Three-track all day event focused on SharePoint Technologies 

• IT Pro
• IT Dev
• Business

Where:  Honolulu Community College's Pacific Center for Advanced Technology Training (HCC PCATT)

When:  Friday (yes, Friday), December 2, 2011 8:00am - 5:00pm

Cost: FREE!

Who: Experts from around the country including Microsoft MVP's will be flying in to share their knowledge and real-world experience

Top 5 Reasons to Attend this Event

1. It's FREE!
Where else can you get a full day of the latest technical training for FREE? Most conferences of this size and content charge anywhere from $300 to $3000. You'll be saving your company money, while furthering your knowledge level to better serve your employer's needs!

2. World Renowned Speakers
Learn from the best in the industry from MS MVPs, book authors, bloggers and certified professionals.

3. Networking Opportunities
Meet other IT professionals, speakers, and sponsors. What better place to share your technical challenges and experiences then with others who have probably faced some of the same issues and can share their similar solutions.

4. Free Giveaways
Along with an event bag full of goodies, we will have all kinds of great free swag that we will be giving away all day long. From technical books, licensed software, t-shirts, geeky gadgets, and a chance to win an Xbox 360!

5. Did we mention, it's FREE?

No strings attached! Event expenses for SharePoint Saturdays are covered by event sponsors, as well as volunteers' time, and effort by speakers, organizers and user group members.