[Fwd: Free Interactive Seminar: Website Capacity Planning]

[TMGB]

Free and thought some would be interested.

Thomas

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> Free Interactive Seminar from Intel(R) Corporation:
> 
> Optimizing Capacity of Intel(R) Architecture-based
> Websites
> 
> * See actual examples of how to identify and
>   overcome hardware and software bottlenecks that
>   could restrict overall site capacity and performance.
> 
> * How to select the best site performance-testing
>   tool for the job.
> 
> * Why website capacity planning is a critical part
>   of the site design process in today's complex
>   e-Business environment.
> 
> * Featured Experts: Diana Chabot and Ryan Averill,
>   Solutions Engineers in Intel's Technical
>   Consulting and Engineering Group, will share
>   their experience helping e-Business solutions
>   developers create optimized Websites running
>   on Intel(R) Servers.
> 
> * Interactive, so you can ask the questions that
>   specifically relate to your site and your needs.
>   Questions will be answered live during the
>   presentation.
> 
> * When? June 21, 2000 from 9:00 a.m. to 10:30 a.m.
>   PDT
> 
> * Cost? Absolutely FREE. Intel is offering an
>   ongoing seminar series designed specifically for
>   internet and software developers.
> 
> * To register now, for this or other FREE events,
>   go to:
> http://developer.intel.com/software/idap/training/LW5June212000.HTM?iid=devwebcast+wc06212000&
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