One of the chief reasons to attend BrainShare 2010 is the learning. It’s an environment where in one session, you can find answers to questions that may have been plaguing you for weeks or months. It’s like having the complete reference library on technology at your disposal.

In fact, this year at BrainShare, you’ll get information overload because Laura Chappell* is presenting multiple sessions at the conference. If you’re not familiar with Laura’s work, her bio is extensive and her accomplishments are amazing.

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This Novell Connection magazine article by Ken Baker focuses on the Support Pack 2 features that make the move to Linux better than ever.

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Check out this new Novell Connection magazine article by Joseph Hill that presents a straightforward, five-step process for using Mono and Mono Tools for Visual Studio to move from .NET to Linux. The Mono Tools automate much of the work.

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As highlighted in our Introductory Article about new functionality in Teaming 2.1, Teaming provides users with a variety of tools to manage their information assets. Besides the out-of-the-box features,Teaming also gives administrators extension points, which allow users to extend the core functionality of Teaming even farther than before.

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NetWare general support ends on March 7, 2010. Now is the time to upgrade your NetWare base!

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Novell Connection Magazine – Learn how the emerging intelligent workload management (IWM) market will enable IT organizations to manage and optimize computing resources across physical, virtual and cloud environments.

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I’m presenting two sessions at Brainshare 2010 in Salt Lake City. I’ll also be around before and after the entire event if you want to meet up and say hello. Here’s my sessions EM104 Introduction to Novell ZENworks Configuration Management Software Appliance EM213 Save Money by Implementing Power Management Policies with Novell ZENworks Configuration Management …

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