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Saturday 27 April 2013
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previous events
TTUG Website Event. 69 Liverpool St, Hobart
Tuesday 24 April 2012
Focus:
Technology Behind our new website
Presenter:
insight4
Company:
insight4
Summary:
Insight4 will introduce the TTUG website as an example of how SharePoint 2010 can seamlessly balance branding, marketing and technology requirements to meet business objectives. Insight4’s Marketing Manager, Richard Roff and SharePoint Development Team Leader, Simon Jackett will deliver a high level presentation guiding you through the process used to create the TTUG SharePoint Portal. This process will cover the steps involved with creating the new TTUG brand, detail the website strategy and address the customisation of SharePoint 2010. The combination of these provides a website that delivers a rich and engaging user experience that is highly navigable and easy for administrators to manage. This presentation will suit those wanting to learn more about how SharePoint 2010 can be customised to achieve a unique look and feel that aligns with your brand and supports the delivery of your online marketing messages

SQL User Group Event
Thursday 19 April 2012
Focus:
BI presentation
Presenter:
Paul te Braak
Company:
WARDY IT
Summary:
Abstract: SQL Server 2012 – Analysis Services - Tabular Design Concepts Analysis Service in SQL2012 introduces the Vertipac engine and the tabular model. While the tabular model is delivered through SSAS, the model offers some unique design opportunities for users who would otherwise design a dimensional OLAP solution. This session looks at tabular modelling by comparing it to the multidimensional model. We address some of the advantages, considerations and restrictions of the tabular model and examine how the limitations of the native model can be overcome with DAX (the tabular query language). Presenter Bio: Paul te Braak Paul is a Business Intelligence Consultant with WARDY IT Solutions specialising in data warehouse model design and OLAP databases. Paul has worked with SQL server products since SQL2000 with a focuses on delivering business intelligence solutions for clients across a range of verticals.

Microsoft Systems Centre User Group meeting
Thursday 22 March 2012
Focus:
Microsoft Systems Centre
Presenter:
Dilignet
Company:
Dilignet
Summary:
The next Microsoft Systems Centre User Group meeting will be held on Thursday 22 March 2012 at the New Sydney Hotel from 6.00 pm to 8.00 pm. A proposed agenda follows. Please offer suggestions for any topics that you might think will be of interest to the rest of the group which might be addressed on future User Group Meetings. Proposed Agenda • Introduction and Welcome • Vendor Presentation – Dilignet presentation on System Centre 2012 – how it all integrates. • Break – Light refreshments and snacks (courtesy of Dilignet) • Vendor Presentation – Dilignet presentation on Adaptiva One Site – how to remove all Secondary sites and Distribution Points. Please send this invite to other organisations that may be interested and RSVP to mailto:Ron.Cullen@dpac.tas.gov.au by Monday 19th March so we can have firm numbers for catering purposes. Please advise if you would like your name removed from this mailing list.

EdXN 2012 Series - Social Media and Privacy
Monday 19 March 2012
Focus:
Social Media and Privacy
Presenter:
Sarah Mitchell
Company:
ACS
Summary:
Presentation Overview: EdXN 2012 Series - Social Media and Privacy: Social media is firmly entrenched in our society, both in our professional and personal lives. The way we communicate with each other has changed because of these tools. Understanding what content to share and how the information flows through your network is a critical step in addressing privacy concerns. Old privacy concerns are no longer valid and you may be unintentionally exposing yourself, your family and friends. This presentation is designed to provide information and frank discussion about the privacy issues surrounding social media. In addition, recommendations for corporate social media policies and the role of IT in social media will be addressed. ACS Members please note: To receive your CP points you must: • Attend the event and arrive before the start of the presentation • Have your name ticked off the registration sheet • Stay for the duration of the event Biography: Sarah Mitchell Sarah Mitchell is the Director of Site Content at AMMA miningoilandgasjobs.com. Her responsibilities include developing and implementing content marketing and social media strategies to attract new business and gain competitive advantage. She edits the Australian edition of Chief Content Officer Magazine and is a featured contributor at Social Media Today, Content Marketing Institute and the Business2Community blog. Sarah’s public speaking engagements focus on the broad topics of social media and content marketing. Her blog on social media and content marketing has received numerous awards including: • Best Australian Blogs 2011 Finalist – Sydney Writers’ Centre • Top 25 Australian Business Blogs 2011 – SmartCompany • Top Content Marketing Blog – Content Marketing Institute • Top B2B Blogs on the ‘Net Based in Western Australia, Sarah brings international experience to her work. Her writing has been published in five countries. She has been resident on five and worked in corporate environments on six continents. Sarah’s credentials include: • Australian Computer Society, MAC • Australian Institute of Company Directors, MAIC • Director, Braemar Presbyterian Care • Australian Editor, Chief Content Officer Magazine In 2007, Sarah became an Australian citizen Education Across the Nation (EdXN) forms a significant part of the ACS speaker series. Held quarterly, EdXN presents topical speakers and content about the ICT sector today and in the future. EdXN is a highly valued event attracting ICT Professionals from a broad range of industries. The ACS offers opportunities for organisations to work with us as sponsors of the EdXN speaker series. If you would like more information, please contact Liane Taylor on 02 9299 3666 or e-mail sponsorship@acs.org.au

Microsoft Systems Centre User Group meeting
Thursday 10 November 2011
Focus:
-
Presenter:
Dilignet
Company:
-
Summary:
The next Microsoft Systems Centre User Group meeting will be held on Thursday 10th November 2011 at the Hobart Casino Portlight Bar from 6.00 pm to 8.00 pm. A proposed agenda follows. Please offer suggestions for any topics that you might think will be of interest to the rest of the group which might be addressed on future User Group Meetings. Proposed Agenda • Introduction and Welcome • Vendor Presentation – Flexera presentation on Licence Optimisation. Flexera market the packaging tool AdminStudio • Break – Light refreshments and snacks (courtesy of Dilignet) • Vendor Presentation – Dilignet Presentation on Service Manager (current version) and overview on what’s coming in the next version. Please send this invite to other organisations that may be interested and RSVP to mailto:Ron.Cullen@dpac.tas.gov.au by Monday 7th November so we can lock in the room booking at the Casino and have firm numbers for catering purposes. Monday 7th November 2011 Ron.Cullen@dpac.tas.gov.au

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2012
Windows 8 Developer Camps
Saturday 12 May 2012
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Secure your complimentary spot to the Windows 8 Developer Camps Register Here https://msevents.microsoft.com/cui/EventDetail.aspx?culture=en-AU&EventID=1032507241&IO=ImoI4B2TaysVfea0nDXS7Q%3d%3d With apps at the center of the Windows 8 experience, there is going to be an awesome opportunity for Aussie developers to create Windows 8 Metro style apps. With Windows 8 Consumer Preview, you have first-time access and the opportunity to reach a worldwide customer base early. To get you started, Microsoft Australia is running a series of Windows 8 Developer Camps across the country. What am I going to learn? At these complimentary events run by developers for developers, you’ll learn how to create high quality, consumer-facing Metro style applications for Windows 8. And get the chance to put what you’ve learned into practice. How do I register? Registration is easy! Capacity is also limited to keep things interactive and fun. So register early to secure your spot! What do I need to bring? Bring your laptop, preferably with the Windows 8 Consumer Preview installed. We appreciate your time, so we’ll take care of the rest including wireless, coffee and food. Bonus points if you bring an app to show off! See you there, Nick Hodge nhodge@microsoft.com twitter: @NickHodgeMSFT
iOS Training
Thursday 03 May 2012
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Every programmer needs a great platform to write their amazing apps on, and iOS 5 is the next evolution of the world's most advanced mobile app platform. Millions of people will be running it in a few months. How are you going to be positioned to compete in the fast-paced App Store? View online here http://www.acs.org.au/tas/index.cfm?action=event&area=9007&temID=eventdetails&eveID=10223627914868 Come join us in Hobart for three action-packed days of training and tuition, where you'll learn all you need to create amazing apps for iOS 5. (Limited Places Available) You'll learn: How to design an app that your users will love The ins and outs of Objective-C, the programming language used in iOS How to use the all-new Xcode 4 to its full potential How to work magic in the App Store for your product's success How to take advantage of the incredible new developer features introduced in iOS 5 How to let your user use their data anywhere with iCloud You'll get the most out of this course if you've developed software before, but you don't have to have written apps for iOS yet. If you have, that's great too, iOS 5 brings so much new stuff to the table that you'll be learning heaps, no matter your background. By the end of the course, you'll be fully trained in developing advanced applications using iOS 5 technologies, and be ready to apply them to whatever problem you're trying to solve (If you have the appropriate background and experience). You'll also receive an exclusive copy of our Secret Lab iOS Field Manual, so you can continue your learning from the comfort of your own sofa. Syllabus Summary: Programming with Objective-C 2.0, including recent advances new to iOS 5 Common design patterns in Cocoa Touch, the framework you'll use to write apps Exploring Xcode, the iOS IDE Using the iOS Simulator Developing a data-driven iOS app Techniques for designing a great user experience Visual design in iOS for programmers Advanced uses of the iOS SDK Multi-tasking and multi-threading with Grand Central Dispatch and blocks Building Newsstand apps Integrating Twitter into your apps Using Game Center to write real-time and turn-based games Using Core Animation to build fluid, dynamic interfaces Playing media with AV Foundation Using iCloud to save and push data to devices The Trainers: Secret Lab's training staff are all veteran iOS developers who've been working with iOS since before the App Store opened. Secret Lab works with amazing clients, ranging from the ABC in Australia to Meebo and other start-ups in San Francisco. Secret Lab's training staff are authors of best-selling technical works, such as Jon Manning and Paris Buttfield-Addison's iPhone and iPad Game Development For Dummies. Secret Lab has been around since 2008. Our staff have decades of combined experience with iOS and Mac OS technology. The Details: The course runs for three days, Thursday 12th - 14th of April, in the Hobart CBD. Bring a laptop running at least Mac OS X 10.6.8, with Xcode 4.2 installed. Everything else you need will be provided. We will provide access to installers on the day if you forget! You'll definitely need a Mac laptop though, capable of running Mac OS X 10.6.x+. An iOS Developer Program account is not required (but if you have one, great!) Morning tea, lunch and afternoon tea are provided, plus all the tea and coffee you'd ever want. Seriously, go nuts. We assume that you know how to program (details like language don't matter), but we don't assume anything else. Ideally your programming experience is recent. Contact us if you have questions. Secretlab ACS
SQL Server Report Builder End to End Training
Wednesday 18 April 2012
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Hi there We are pleased to make you aware thet we have now confirmed the SQL Server Report Builder 3.0 End to End course in Hobart during April. Report Builder 3.0 is Microsoft’s freely downloadable SQL Server 2008 R2 reporting tool that provides an intuitive report authoring environment for business and power users. It supports the full capabilities of SQL Server 2008 R2 Reporting Services. Unlike Crystal Reports, you do not require any additional licenses to use Report Builder with Reporting Services. Having said that, we have noted the course details below and attached a copy of the course outline: RB3EE - Report Builder End-to-End (3 days) Course Fee: $1,950 incl 10% GST per participant per course Course Date: 18 – 20 April 2012 Participants attending WARDY IT Solutions public courses receive: Comprehensive course materials Certificate of completion Free course resit policy Post course support Skills Protection Guarantee Morning and afternoon refreshments Extensive range of tea and coffee Lunch Chilled Water We trust that this course meets with approval and we look forward to progressing this with you soon – you can register here. https://registrations.wardyit.com/CourseWizard.aspx?EventLocationID=15 Kind regards Cheers Ian Hough Phone: 1300 WARDY IT (927 394) Mobile: +61 414 885 755 WARDY IT Solutions – Australia's leading SQL Server consultants, trainers and Business Intelligence specialists
Newest news
Sunday 01 January 2012
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TTUG is Live!!!!
2011
SQL Server Compression Estimation
Friday 18 November 2011
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Warwick Rudd's PPT on SQL Server Compression Estimation Here is Warwick Rudd's PPT, this was an excellent presentation Thanks again Warwick
2010
Tom Field - PPT and Answers
Monday 12 July 2010
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There was a question I failed to answer which was where the DLL for the client side lives if using .net (not an issue for JavaScript obviously) This is located here, may just want to reference it in the announcement for the slides: http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/en/details.aspx?FamilyID=b4579045-b183-4ed4-bf61-dc2f0deabe47 Cheers, Tom​