The November WSO2 Workshop event schedule is the broadest and deepest yet, spanning five continents and seven different countries. If you are planning to attend, I’m sure you will agree with our prior workshop attendees that the event is well worth it. More on the workshop format and who should attend here.
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Many of these workshops feature Paul Fremantle (WSO2 CTO) and Ganesh Prasad (author of the popular Practical SOA for Solution Architects paper. Here’s the complete November schedule – check out our events page for registration and more information.
- Nov 1st: Belo Horizonte – Minas Gerais, Brazil “Understanding the Stratos Cloud Platform”
- Nov 5th: Sao Paolo, Brazil “Understanding the Stratos Cloud Platform”
- Nov 8th: Vancouver, BC, Canada “Carbon and Stratos: understanding cloud-enabled modular middleware”
- Nov 14th: Melbourne, Australia “Practical SOA for the Solution Architect”
- Nov 15th: San Francisco, CA, USA “Carbon and Stratos: understanding cloud-enabled modular middleware”
- Nov 17th: Sydney, Australia “Practical SOA for the Solution Architect”
- Nov 21th: Canberra, Australia “Practical SOA for the Solution Architect”
- Nov 22nd: Frankfurt, Germany “Carbon and Stratos: understanding cloud-enabled modular middleware”
- Nov 24nd: Geneva, Switzerland “Carbon and Stratos: understanding cloud-enabled modular middleware”
- Nov 26th (tentative): Colombo, Sri Lanka “Carbon and Stratos: understanding cloud-enabled modular middleware”
Not in your area? Let us know where you’d like to see workshops (either public ones or private ones for your organization). Our schedule continues to expand – so if you can’t make it to any of the ones above, we’d love to explore holding one in your area too.
Jonathan Marsh, VP Business Development and Product Design
Jonathan’s blog: http://jonathanmarsh.net/blog



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And here’s the image I referred to, I snapped during the Bathiya and Santhush closing concert:
With the product engineering (and now online services) side kicking butt, our marketing and sales engine is also running in high gear. With Monica coming in to drive marketing, with Jonathan’s renewed focus on business development and with Paul Broekhoven joining Lavi’s sales machine we are growing rapidly on the business side too. We’ve been pretty much doubling our business each year and of course that becomes difficult as the numbers become larger (and eventually impossible) but we believe we can do that at least for the next few years. That’s partly because of our business model — a very large portion of
our revenues are out of recurring production support meaning we don’t start at zero every year, and partly because our products are soooo much better than the incumbents it’s quite easy to get in through the door. It’s very hard for a consulting and services business to grow like that but it is possible for a business like ours to do it.
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