Our pals at MacTech Magazine have just taken the wraps off their 2012 event schedule, and it’s big! How big? Let’s just say there are more events than there are months on the calendar… that kind of big! But don’t worry, the fun doesn’t kick off until the middle of February so there’s plenty of time to schedule an event near you.
MacTech Magazine has announced its event lineup for 2012, with a whopping 15 events spanning coast to coast. That’s a significant increase after only a single event in 2010 and seven events last year, including MacTech Boot Camp for small-to-medium sized business consultants, MacTech InDepth for deep dives on single topics and the three-day MacTech Conference for IT pros and developers.
"We are thrilled with the reaction from our attendees and sponsors at all of our events. We've found how to build community, help people learn and network, and make for an awesome experience," said Neil Ticktin, Editor-in-Chief/Publisher of MacTech Magazine. "Next month, I've been publisher of MacTech for 20 years. I have never gone into a year more excited than I am about 2012."
The excitement launches on February 16 with a one-day MacTech Boot Camp in Phoenix, sweeping into Seattle on March 7 and then a MacTech InDepth event on Lion Server Administration in Austin on March 28. New York City will be home to a Boot Camp on April 18 followed by another Lion Server Administration event the following day before moving on to Boston May 17 and 18 with another pair of MacTech InDepth events. The events move on to Washington, D.C., Chicago, San Diego, Minneapolis, the three-day MacTech Conference in Los Angeles from October 17 to 19, San Jose and finally Miami on December 5. Whew!
Registration for all events is now open, with early bird pricing of $295 for one-day events (normally $495) and multiple event discounts are available (save $50 per event when registering for more than one). MacTech Conference pricing matches last year: $1299 for on-site registration or $799 for early birds. Get the complete list of events and registration information on the MacTech website.
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