JCR and NoSQL at Berlin Buzzwords in early June

[Jukka Zitting <ju...@gmail.com>]

Hi,

If you're interested in JCR, Jackrabbit or NoSQL in general and have a
chance to visit Berlin on June 7.-8., don't miss the Berlin Buzzwords
conference [1]! I'll be there presenting JCR and Jackrabbit as an
example of a modern hierarchical database and the schedule [2] is
packed also with other high quality talks on NoSQL technology and
other cool stuff. See below for the blurb from the conference
organizers.

[1] http://berlinbuzzwords.de/
[2] http://berlinbuzzwords.de/content/schedule-published

BR,

Jukka Zitting

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We proudly present the Berlin Buzzwords talks and presentations. There
are tracks specific to the three tags search, store and scale. We have
a fantastic mixture of developers and users of open source software
projects that make scaling data processing today possible.

There is Steve Loughran, Aaron Kimball and Stefan Groschupf from the
Apache Hadoop community. We have Grant Ingersoll, Robert Muir and the
"Generics Policeman" Uwe Schindler from the Lucene community.

For those interested in NoSQL databases there is Mathias Stearn from
MongoDB, Jan Lehnardt from CouchDB and Eric Evans, the guy who coined
the term NoSQL one year ago.

We have just published the initial version of the schedule here:

http://berlinbuzzwords.de/content/schedule-published

We are having a fantastic set of talks and speakers for Buzzwords.

Visit us at http://berlinbuzzwords.de and register for the conference
- looking forward to seeing you in Berlin this summer!

Regular tickets are available online. In addition we offer student
tickets: If you have a valid student ID, you are eligible for one of
these tickets. Each costs 100,- Euro. We also have a special group
ticket available: If you buy four tickets or more you are eligible for
a discount of 25%, when purchasing 10 tickets or more the discount is
50%. Learn more at http://berlinbuzzwords.de/content/tickets

Thanks to Jan Lehnardt, Isabel Drost, Simon Willnauer and newthinking
communications for co-organising the event.