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Using Windows Workflow Foundation (WF) to Express Business Processes |
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Tuesday, August 12, 2008 |
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5:30 P.M. - 8:00 P.M. |
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Microsoft Office - Pittsburgh
30 Isabella Street
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15219
Click here for directions |
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FREE |
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RSVP with your name, title and company to 412.918.4229 or e-mail
Council Events.
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There is some component of workflow in nearly every application written. Microsoft’s Windows
Workflow Foundation (WF) simply represents a formal means of defining, developing, and managing
code related to a business process. It is a framework you can use to build, host, and run
workflows in your application. Join the Pittsburgh .NET User Group as Mike Snell from CEI lays
the groundwork for building Windows Workflow. You’ll understand the core components of a workflow
solution and learn how to:
- Use Visual Studio to create a Sequential Workflow
- Express a State Machine Workflow using Visual Studio
- Develop long-running workflows
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Pizza, wings, and Microsoft Certifications at
RiverHead Training, Inc.
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When: |
Tuesday, February 5, 2008 |
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Presentation: |
Click here (.pdf) |
RiverHead’s seminar series educates. We provide seminars designed to provide
interesting and informative content on topics of current industry interest.
While we love to offer training classes, we know that not all topics are amenable
to the class format. Some information fits neatly into the shorter and less
detail-oriented seminar format.
Moreover, we know that you may not always have
the time and resources required for the longer and more detailed class experience.
Seminars are often the perfect experience to get that just-in-time information to
make an important decision or solve a puzzling problem.
Listings of our current seminar offerings are updated to give you time to reserve
your seat. Call us for more information on any of the upcoming seminars and we’ll
see you there.
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8th Annual IT Network Golf Outing |
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When: |
Thursday, August 14, 2008 |
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10:30 A.M. - 7:00 P.M. |
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Where: |
The Club at Shadow Lakes
Click here for directions |
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Cost: |
Member/Non Member:
$550 Foursome
$275 Twosome
$150 Single |
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Register: |
RSVP with your name, title and company to 412.918.4229 or e-mail
Council Events.
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Join us for a day of golf as you make connections with fellow Council members at the 8th Annual IT
Network Golf Outing. The Club at Shadow Lakes, a Henry Fownes designed course celebrating their 75th
anniversary, is our new host this year. Enjoy lunch and golf to get the afternoon started followed by
a cocktail and awards reception to wrap up the day. Make the most of this opportunity to treat your
peers, prospects, customers and potential business partners to a day of networking and fun. Reserve
your foursome today for this sell-out event and we'll see you on the course!
Thanks to our IT Network Champions: Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney and CIBER.
Event Sponsors: DQE (Refreshment Cart) FiberTech (Lunch) and SAP (Hole-in-One)
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Getting Started with Security and Policy Control in Windows Server 2008 |
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When: |
Thursday, September 25, 2008 |
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9:00 A.M. - 12:00 P.M. |
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Where: |
RiverHead Training, Inc.
Click here for directions |
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Cost: |
FREE |
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This is a limited seating event. Click
here to register. |
RiverHead Training is offering this free event designed to bring you up to date on the new
security features in Windows Server 2008 and how to maintain these features with Group
Policies. In this ½ day event, you will be introduced to topics including new security management
points added in Group Policies, understanding IPSec and its benefits, describing and understanding
Network Access Protection, and the new Windows Firewall.
This event is intended for IT Professionals currently experienced on the technologies included
in Windows Server 2000 and/or Windows Server 2003, and who hold an MCSE or MCSA certification
and/or equivalent knowledge.
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