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Early Bird Registration Ends Soon
Why register early? How about big savings. You’ll save between $500 and $900 on a Full Conference Pass and $400 on Oracle Develop. Not a bad carrot to dangle before your boss in today’s economy. But don’t wait—these savings end July 18.
Registering early also means you can start planning right away to make the most of this year’s conference. Start by browsing the exhibition catalog to choose from more than 1,700 sessions. You’ll also want to prepare for one-on-one meetings with Oracle experts who are ready to discuss your biggest challenges.
And don’t forget, we’ve got brand new programs this year. They include:
Green Room and Green Marketplace—where you can attend green sessions plus special exhibitions devoted to the effect green awareness is having on business.
Embedded Pavilion, Virtualization Pavilion, Oracle Accelerate Pavilion—where you can meet with Oracle partners to discuss the latest IT and business solutions.
We’ll wrap this up for the time being, so you can register now and save big. But after you cash in on the early bird savings, come back often and we’ll help you get the most out of Oracle OpenWorld 2008.
Comments (2)
Hello,
A question ...This will be my first time attending this exciting event.
I want to know that with Oracle develop I can only attend sessions listed in Oracle develop or other Database sessions as well. I am interested in some DBA related sessions as well.
I am not sure where to get an answer ..clarification for this.
Thanks Amla
Posted by Amla Khare | July 11, 2008 11:38 AM
Hi Amla. Thanks for your question. If you are registered only for Oracle Develop, that includes access to Oracle OpenWorld Keynote sessions, but not general sessions. But your Oracle Develop pass also gives you access to much, much more at Oracle OpenWorld. To see what's included with the various passes available, the best place to compare is here. Hope you have a great time at your first Oracle OpenWorld!
Posted by Jack Flynn | July 11, 2008 12:13 PM