[Servoy World 2005] This is the week!

by David Workman
Data Mosaic, Inc

Sleep has been in short supply here at Data Mosaic this past month as we have been preparing for the first ever conference for Servoy—Servoy World 2005. I'll be posting my impressions of all the cool goodies from the conference for those of you who are not lucky enough to join us in Amsterdam this week.

Of course the big news that I can hardly wait to hear the details of is the upcoming announcement of "Servoy direct to web" or whatever they are going to call it.

There are also a number of products that will be released. Mostly aimed at developers from what I can tell. Plugins galore, some rumored developer templates, FileMaker integration help (check this product out), and maybe even some online training.... I hear also that there will be some sort of massive Servoy CRM solution that will be made available to Servoy developers to integrate into their own custom solutions. All hush-hush—stay tuned for all the details!

FYI, here is the session schedule. I'll try and twist speakers' arms off to give summaries here on Servoy Magazine once everything is over (there goes my beer budget).

I look forward to hanging out with all of you who will be there. Look me up at the Data Mosaic booth or at the bar....

WEDNESDAY
09.00 – 10.15 Keynote: Past, Present and Future of Servoy – by Jan Aleman, CEO of Servoy BV
10.45 – 11.25 Tuning iAnywhere – by Mike Darabos
‘Make or Buy’ Standard CRM Package Can Save You Time and Money – by Dr. Wolfgang Maison of Maison & Partner
11.30 – 12.15 Servoy Web Client – by Bob Cusick, Managing Director Servoy USA and Jan Blok, CTO of Servoy
13.30 – 14.10 Integrating PDF with Servoy and More – by Dean Westover of Choices Software
Building Enterprise Applications and Outlook Bean with Servoy – by Jos van Reusel / Danny Richardson of Trivium B.V
14.15 – 14.55 Plug In / JavaBean Development – by Marcel Trapman
iBOLT: Rapid Application Integration – by Paul Jan Piekema of Magic
15.15 – 15.55 Deployment: Managing Solutions and Servers – by Bob Cusick, Managing Director Servoy USA
16.00 – 16.40 Designing User-friendly Interfaces – by David Workman of Data Mosaic
16.45 – 17.25 Advanced Java Scripting – by Marcel Trapman of IT2BE
Servoy as Enterprise Application Integration Tool – by Bruno Simic of Xpertmind Gmbh
17.30 – 18.00 Ask The Panel
18.30 – 22.30 Dinner Cruise on Canals of Amsterdam

THURSDAY
09.35 – 10.15 Offline Applications and Synchronization – Ianywhere Future ISV Business Models – by Andy Rooswinkel, Business Development Director Servoy
10.45 – 11.25 Module-based Development – by Bob Cusick
11.30 – 12.15 An Overview of Writing, Generating and Presenting Documention For Your Application – by Marc Norman
Using Servoy to Develop Medical Information Systems – by John McCann of McCann Medical Matrix
13.30 – 14.10 Servoy and ASP – by Stef Compeers of Willcom
14.15 – 14.55 Advanced Java Scripting – by Marcel Trapman
Think Like A Client – by Graham Greensell of Worxinfo
15.15 – 15.55 Joint Development and Application Integration Using Modules and Headless Client – by Patrick Ruehsert of Maison und Partner and Michael Wirz of Efonds24.de
16.00 – 16.40 Integrating PDF with Servoy and More – by Dean Westover of Choices Software
Building Value – by Ron Belt of Belt Corporate Finance
16.45 – 17.25 Technical Tips &Tricks – by Adam Klodner of The Support Group
17.30 – 18.00 Closing conference