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Into The Box 2014 Registration is Live!

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Luis Majano January 21, 2014

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Luis Majano

January 21, 2014

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Ortus Solutions

Just in case you have not heard, the site for Into The Box 2014 is now live and ready for your order!  Into The Box is a 1-day, 2-track event with speakers from around the world presenting on topics surrounding the Ortus Solutions product stack, CFML and web technologies. It will be held 1 day before the biggest enterprise CFML conference in the world: cf.Objective() on May 13th, 2014.  We have already a great lineup of speakers and sessions.

The registration for this event not only gets you in for a great day of training and networking but also you will receive the following and more:

  • 50 Free Business cards by Moo.com
  • Free access to the CBDW2012 and CBDW2013 online training courses
  • 1 copy of Ortus DataBoss Standalone
  • Free subscription to HackMyCF
  • Much more

See you there in May!

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