The first portion of Tech ∙ Ed Russia 2011 conference reports announced

In preparation for the Tech ∙ Ed Russia 2011 conference, the organizing team is ready to share with the public a preliminary list of reports that will be read at the conference sessions by invited experts from the IT industry.

So far, the official site has published information on more than sixty reports. In total, I remind you that more than 160 reports are expected at the conference in 15 technology tracks. Among them are reports on databases, BI, web development, server operating systems, Visual Studio, cloud technologies, virtualization, corporate systems, mobile platform.
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Here are just some of the reports:

• Microsoft BI and SQL Server "Denali" - evolution or revolution?
• All about file servers running Windows Server 2008 R2 SP1
• Integrated management and protection of IT infrastructure using System Center Essentials
• Heterogeneous computing, C ++ AMP platform and GPU tools in Visual Studio vNext
• Innovations in the next version of ASP.NET MVC 4
• Rapid Business Application Development with Visual Studio LightSwitch Tools
• VDI project architecture
• The practice of using virtual applications on App-V
• Microsoft Dynamics as the main business application platform of the company
• Windows Phone 7 and HTML5
• Microsoft Private Cloud Technology Review
• Automating processes in a data center using System Center 2012 Orchestrator

The reports will be read by recognized industry experts and experts of Microsoft development teams: David Chappell, Rafal Lukavetsky, Thomas Shinder, Scott Shnol, Richard Riley, Bari Schilmover, Michael Nyhaus, Boris Baryshnikov, Brian Syurasi, Jay Schmelzer, Vishal Joshi, Maxim Goldin, Maxim Goldin, Brian Syurasi, J. Schmelzer, Vishal Joshi, Maxim Goldin, and , Konstantin Leontyev, Dmitry Artemov and many others. The final list of speakers has not yet been approved.

The key speaker of the plenary report will be S. Somasegar , Senior Vice President, Developer Division, Microsoft.

A preliminary list of more than six dozen reports can be found on the official website at http://www.microsoft.com/ru-ru/events/teched/Catalog .

Tech ∙ Ed Russia 2011 Conference

The conference will be held in Moscow from November 9 to 10, 2011. Tech ∙ Ed Russia is the next step in the development of the well-known Microsoft conference “Platform. Defining the future. ” The conference will bring together about 3,000 information technology professionals from Russia and the CIS countries, including CIOs, IT architects, infrastructure specialists, and software developers. The program of the event includes more than 160 technical reports and interactive sessions, during which participants can discuss with leading experts and developers current IT issues, laboratory work to get to know products and technologies, the Ask an Expert zone, an exhibition of solutions and much more.

Get up-to-date information about the first Tech ∙ Ed Russia 2011 conference at http://www.msteched.ru , as well as by subscribing to the Twitter hash tag #ruteched.

Registration for the first Tech ∙ Ed Russia 2011 conference is already open.