4° Intensive PostgreSQL national one-day conference
PostgreSQL is the leading open source database system, with a global community of thousands of users and contributors and dozens of companies and organizations. The PostgreSQL Project builds on 25 years of engineering, starting at the University of California, Berkeley, and has an unmatched pace of development today. PostgreSQL's mature feature set not only matches top proprietary database systems, but exceeds them in advanced database features, extensibility, security and stability.
Sessions will range from highly technical focusing on the core topics to introductory levels presented by other users, developers and contributors to PostgreSQL.
For previous events see: PgDay Argentina 2012, PgDay Junin 2009, PgDay Rio de la Plata 2008
Materials: Videos - recordings (YouTube play list) and Photo Album Gallery New!
International speakers and distinguished presenters:
For more information see the complete list of Speakers, Activities and Schedule
Venue
This PGDay is hosted by the PostgreSQL Argentina Users Group, in Buenos Aires downtown (see venue) and made possible through the generous support from sponsors. Admittance is free of charge, but you have to do the web registration. Limited seats.
PostgreSQL Featured Users
Ram Mohan, Chief Technology Officer, Afilias Limited (TLD Registrar)
Takayuki Nakazawa, Director of Fujitsu's OSS Database in Software Group
Kevin Grittner, Wisconsin Court System
Hannu Krosing, Skype
Mark Shuttleworth, Ubuntu Linux
Charles Fan, Sr. VP R&D, VMware
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Volunteers
- Publicize the event. Tell your local computer group about the event.
- Put our Banners on your website!
- Mention PGDay on your website. Create a link!
- We need people to run various parts of the conferences. Very low workload, very high satisfaction.
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About PgDay Argentina 2013
Jornada de PostgreSQL, el Motor de Base de Datos Objeto-Relacional Open Source / Software Libre, organizado por miembros de ArPUG.Más Información Coordinación: arpug@postgresql.org Contacto: ar@postgresql.org