All attendees at the New Zealand Visual Studio ALM Conference will receive a 40% discount code to save 40% off the purchase of the Professional Team Foundation Server 2010 book.
This book has been written by three Microsoft staff and a Visual Studio ALM MVP. It provides a great blend of insider product knowledge and practical hands-on experience from the field.
To find out more about the exciting title, visit the Wrox Website.
I’m pleased to announce that all attendees at the New Zealand Visual Studio ALM Conference 2011 will receive a free 5-user license of Urban Turtle valued at around NZD$600.
Urban Turtle is the premier Scrum tooling for Microsoft Team Foundation Server (TFS), the Visual Studio ALM platform. It extends TFS with backlog prioritization, iteration planning and task monitoring through an intuitive web interface. To take advantage of this offer, simply register for the conference online and details of how to claim your license will be emailed to you during the conference.
Today (28th Feb) is the last day of the Early Bird promotion for the New Zealand Visual Studio ALM Conference. Register today to save NZD$100 off the ticket price. To find out more visit http://www.nzalm.co.nz and to register go to http://nzalm2011.eventbrite.com/
NOTE: Early bird registrations for the post-conference workshops runs until 11th March.
Our TweetToWin promotion is in full swing and all you need to do is Tweet a conference message from the competition website on any day between the 1st and 14th February. Each entry will go into the draw to win a free ticket to New Zealand’s first annual Visual Studio ALM Conference. We have three free tickets available to be drawn at random from the entries received. You can enter once a day during the competition period to get 14 chances to win a free ticket.
For more information and enter the competition, visit http://www.nzalm.co.nz/tweettowin
Terms and Conditions apply and can be read on the competition website.
Are you considering attending the New Zealand Visual Studio ALM Conference? If so, save yourself NZD$100 and book now for the early bird ticket. This saves you $100 and all you need to do is book by the end of February.
You can book you ticket from the conference website at http://www.nzalm.co.nz
The New Zealand Visual Studio ALM Conference 2011 is now calling for interested presenters to submit session proposals via our website. Following the success of the Australian event last year, the first New Zealand Conference is certain to be a huge success.
To submit a session proposal, visit the speaker portal.
