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Drools and jBPM5 Bootcamp and RulesFest 2011

We are 10 days away from the beginning of Rules Fest 2011, a very unique event where most of the Rule Engine vendors meet up to show the latest research and innovations inside the niche. This will be my third Rules Fest in a row and I will be presenting the Emergency Service application and talking about jBPM5 there. If you are around San Francisco, USA (OCTOBER 24-27) and if you have interest to learn about Rule Engines I strongly recommend you to attend. You need to pay some bucks in order to attend to the main event, but this year there will be 2 free boot camps (2 free days) about Drools and jBPM5. One day will be pretty related with technology and the other will be focused in the health care industry.

I'm getting ready for the event and I will be publishing my presentations and a couple of posts to gather feedback about some ideas that I want to share during the event.

Here are some reference links where you can find more information about the event and the required information to register yourself.

Rules Fest Home Page: http://rulesfest.org/html/home.html

Bootcamps Agenda: http://blog.athico.com/2011/10/drools-jbpm-boot-camp-healthcare-focus.html

List of speakers: http://rulesfest.org/html/speakerBios.html

Notice the list of speakers, there are some very well known and respected people there: Dr. Charles Forgy, James Owen , Mark Proctor, Paul Vincent, Dr. Andrew Ng, Carole-Ann Matignon, etc

Help us to spread the word: http://www.dzone.com/links/r/drools_jbpm_boot_camp_healthcare_focus_san_franci.htm

I hope to see you all there! If you are interested in Drools and jBPM5 and you can't assist let us know via twitter @salaboy

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Mauricio Salatino

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