Bring 4, Pay for 3 @ Enterprise LAMP Summit & Big LAMP Camp

We invite you to round up three buddies and make the short flight to Nashville for the Enterprise LAMP Summit for CTOs and Big LAMP Camp for Developers. Enjoy a special “Bring 4, Pay for 3” discount by registering using these codes: 2009SUMMIT443 and/or 2009CAMP443 at www.EnterpriseLAMP.org.

Thought leaders, top CTOs and you @ the Enterprise LAMP Summit
The Enterprise LAMP Summit (Nov. 5-6, 2009) will offer technology executives the opportunity to hear directly from the architects who develop the LAMP technologies most trusted in enterprise today. In addition, you will have the opportunity to learn from the case studies of senior IT colleagues who have made or who are leading the transition to LAMP in a variety of industries and to gain insight from thought leaders who will present real-world perspectives on the business value of open source technologies.

We are very pleased to confirm as speakers:

• Lee Congdon, CIO of Red Hat Linux (NYSE: RHT), the world's leading open source and Linux provider;
  
• Andi Gutmans, CEO of PHP leader Zend Technologies;
  
• r0ml (Robert Lefkowitz), thought leader, über-CTO and VP of Asurion;
  
• whurley (William Hurley);
  
• Kent Freeman, CIO of Ingram Digital;
  
• Bob Miller, VP of Technology at Magazines.com;
  
• Paul Santinelli, Partner at North Bridge Venture Partners and former Director of Red Hat Network;
  
• Jimmy Guerrero, Senior Product Marketing Manager at MySQL;
  
• Baron Schwartz, Director of Consulting, Percona, Inc.;
  
• Dr. John Busch, CEO of Schooner Information Technology;
  
• John Reuning, Lead Architect of Lulu.com.;
  
• Josh Berkus, CEO of PostgreSQL Experts and member of the Technical Steering Committee of Open Source for America; and
  
• Stuart T. Weinberg, MD, FAAP, Project Director, Outpatient Whiteboard and Assistant Professor of Biomedical Informatics, Vanderbilt University Medical Center.
  

Access to these power brokers will help you evaluate LAMP’s readiness to handle the complex demands of your enterprise. The Summit also will provide an unparalleled opportunity to network with peers from leading regional and national firms.

Dig Deep into Code at Big LAMP Camp
During the Summit’s complementary event, Big LAMP Camp (Nov. 7), leaders from innovative open source firms will share their on-the-ground reports in an engaging multi-track event that is expected to draw hundreds of developers from North America.

Speakers will include:

• Keynote speaker Marco Tabini, CEO of Blue Parabola and former publisher of PHP|Architect magazine and Python Magazine;
  
• Eli White of Zend Developer Zone;
  
• Doctrine lead developer Jonathan Wage of Sensio Labs;
  
• Perl guru Cory G. Watson of Magazines.com;
  
• John Reuning, Lead Architect of Lulu.com;
  
• Google AppEngine developer Jackson Miller, creator of iPhone game GPS Assassins;
  
• Baron Schwartz, Director of Consulting for Percona, Inc.;
  
• Chris Prather, CEO of Tamarou and core developer of the Moose framework;
  
• Mike Frank, Senior Product Manager, Database Group at Sun Microsystems;
  
• Paul M. Jones, Web Architect at OmniTI and creator of the Solar PHP framework;
  
• Robert Dempsey, Founder of Atlantic Dominion Solutions, Certified ScrumMaster and Ruby on Rails expert;
  
• Adam Solesby, CTO at StudioNow;
  
• Stevan Little, Senior Developer at Infinity Interactive and creator of the Moose Framework for Perl;
  
• Ryan Balfanz, Python developer for a GalaxyZoo.org project to provide an image processing pipeline interface for the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter satellite;
  
• Andrew Coleman, lead developer, and Taylor Redden, developer, of Consolo Services;
  
• Luke Kanies, founder of Reductive Labs and creator of the Puppet IT Framework.
  

The Camp will offer direct access to the coders who use, troubleshoot and evangelize the LAMP software suite, providing an excellent recruiting opportunity for firms that require exceptional talent. In addition, the credibility and authority of the Camp speakers will provide a high-powered, low-cost training opportunity for development teams.

For more info and to register, visit www.EnterpriseLAMP.org.

Look forward to seeing you in Nashville!