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You are invited to the upcoming meeting of the Atlanta SharePoint User Group!


Date/Time:
6:30 PM EST on
June 17, 2013
Location:
Microsoft office in Alpharetta (1125 Sanctuary Pkwy., Suite 300)


 

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Session 1 SharePoint Disaster Recovery
Topic Description

Your SharePoint system is only as good as your disaster recovery plan. Many companies have backup software that kicks off on a schedule and reports success/failure, but when is the last time you tested it? Let's review some of the out-of-box and third-party tools that we can use to support your SharePoint System such as SQL Log Shipping and SQL Mirroring. Let's also discuss some nuances that SharePoint 2013 brings to the mix

Presenter
Ben Adams

Ben Adams

Ben Adams is an Atlanta based Senior SharePoint Consultant for Intellinet's Portals and Collaboration practice. Ben has been working with SharePoint since mid-2005 with the most experience in SharePoint 2010. Certified in SharePoint 2010 as an MCITP, Ben's passion is SharePoint infrastructure, build architecture, and performance. Ben's favorite hobby when not with computers is sitting behind a baby-grand piano.

Session 2 Developing Public Facing Websites with SharePoint
Topic Description

When building public facing internet sites in SharePoint, implementation must be performed with great care to ensure security, scalability, performance and maintainability. Learn how to make the most of caching mechanisms, options for content development and deployment, use of advanced techniques such as image sprites and script bundling, as well as how to make the most of the SharePoint publishing system.

Presenter
Pablo Gazmuri

Pablo Gazmuri

A Principal Architect with RDA Corporation, Pablo Gazmuri has lead SharePoint efforts for a number of fortune 500 companies, is an author of SharePoint 2010: Field Guide published by Wrox, and has spoken at numerous SharePoint Saturday and Code Camp events. With years of consulting experience in the SharePoint space, Pablo has worked to deliver business value by assisting companies with planning and implementation of SharePoint projects, as well as through team leadership, training, and mentoring activities. Recently, Pablo has rebuilt a website for a major consumer brand in SharePoint and taken on the role of Agile coach and implementation specialist on a SharePoint project for a local law firm.



1125 Sanctuary Pkwy, Suite 300
Alpharetta, GA 30004

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Microsoft

Microsoft
At Microsoft, we share a passion for technology and what it can do for people. This passion takes different forms: writing code, conducting research, or working in sales, services, or operations. It's a shared passion for innovation, exploration, and creativity, and a belief in the value of software and the difference it can make in people's lives.

Stop by and join us as the conversation spills over into SharePint!

The conversations tend to start off with SharePoint and take on a life of its own! SharePint never fails to deliver on great company and, of course, beer!

We meet up at Miller's Atlanta Ale House off of Mansell following every monthly meeting. Click here for directions.
SharePint

What's ATLSPUG?
ATLSPUG is the Atlanta SharePoint User Group. This group is an community organization for all SharePoint Users, Developers, Admininistrators and other SharePoint related professionals. Come out and fellowship with your fellow SharePointers!


When Do We Meet?
ATLSPUG meets on the third Monday of every month at the Alpharetta Microsoft Offices.


Where Do We Meet?
1125 Sanctuary Pkwy, Suite 300 Alpharetta, GA 30004

Driving Directions
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Want to keep up with ATLSPUG?
There are 2 great ways to keep up with the Atlanta SharePoint User Group. 1. Follow us on Twitter: @atlspug and 2. Get on our email list and we'll keep you abreast of all ATLSPUG events!

 
 

This Month's Meeting is Sponsored By:

Microsoft

Microsoft
At Microsoft, we share a passion for technology and what it can do for people. This passion takes different forms: writing code, conducting research, or working in sales, services, or operations. It's a shared passion for innovation, exploration, and creativity, and a belief in the value of software and the difference it can make in people's lives.