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INETA User Group Meeting

The International .NET User Group Association (INETA) will be hosting a special meeting during the week of Tech-Ed in Dallas. The meeting will be held on June 3rd at 6:30 PM at  the Hyatt Regency hotel in Landmark A Room. There will be no charge for attending. The agenda for the meeting is as follows:

1. Introduction of INETA leaders
2. Introduction of local user group leaders
3. Presentation

The presentation topic will be Windows .NET Architecture and Design by Keith Pleas and Billy Hollis.

Keith Pleas is one of the founders of Guided Design and has worked for more than two years on the team developing the .NET Framework and Visual Studio .NET. He is an internationally known writer and speaker and is the Editorial Chair for VSLive 2003. He is also a Contributing Editor to "Visual Studio Magazine" and has developed Microsoft Professional Certification Exams. Keith is also on the INETA Board of Directors and is the liaison for the INETA Speakers Bureau.

Billy Hollis is a nationally recognized consultant, author, and software developer. He is the co-author of the first book ever published on Visual Basic .NET, as well as several other .NET books. Click here to see a list of his published works. Billy specializes in Architecture for .NET systems, Distributed smart client design development, Commercial software system consulting and development. In addition, Billy offers in-depth, on-site training in .NET, often as an adjunct to a consulting engagement. Billy also speaks on software development and best practices at national conferences, such as Comdex, Microsoft Professional Developers Conference (PDC), TechEd, and VSLive. He was chosen by Microsoft to train all 200 instructors for the first .NET Developer Tour, held in fall of 2001. Billy has been an MSDN Regional Director for Microsoft for five years, and was chosen Regional Director of the Year for 2001.Billy was chosen for the first group in the Speakers Bureau for INETA, the International .NET User Group Association, and frequently speaks at user group meetings throughout the country

For more information on INETA, please go to www.ineta.org.

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