An Invitation to the 3rd Annual O'Reilly Mac OS X Conference
What You Need to Know--and What You Want to Know


It's one thing to march to your own drummer, but Apple is leading an entire band. Innovation is thriving on Mac OS X. Along with the engineers in Cupertino, independent developers are contributing by bringing new ideas to our desktop every day. Many of these innovators are speaking at this year's Mac OS X Conference. Some of them have even inspired Apple. You can meet them--and other like minds--by coming to Santa Clara this October.

This is the conference that brings together what you need to know with what you want to experience.

System administration, programming, scripting, and all things powerful behind the firewall are tools of our trade. Top minds and practitioners in Mac computing will show you how to solve the day in-day out problems of connected computing. Learn how to better leverage the power of scripting, improve the performance of your network, and protect your systems from intrusion. You won't have to ask your boss to go to this conference; he'll be asking you.

At the same time, you'll discover new outlets for your creativity via our Digital Audio and Insanely Great Mac tracks. We're not talking about sessions on how to make your iPod battery last longer, but rather how to apply your skills to new career opportunities in the digital media arena. Are you administering the network in a recording studio or serving as the Mac specialist for a community of artists? Get up to speed with the tools and culture from industry experts like Stewart Copeland, the former drummer of the Police, who now creates award-winning motion picture scores using Mac technologies.

The Insanely Great Mac track adds more layers of innovation, from grid computing, to home automation, to streaming media, to how to build your own TV studio--all with tools you're already familiar with.

You've chosen the right platform, you've worked hard to develop your skills. Now experience the possibilities that you can leverage for your company and for your personal development. The curtain lifts for the O'Reilly Mac OS X Conference this October. Be there.



http://conferences.oreillynet.com/macosx2004/