Switchback Software President Sue Spielman continues
to be a sought after and featured technical speaker at various conferences
throughout the US. Her ability to cover a
wide range of technical topics in detail, coupled with a
lively sense of humor, is why she continues to be one of
the most highly rated speakers by her audiences. Sue has
spoken to audience sizes that range from 5 to over
500. Sue frequently participates in technology
expert panels throughout the country.
Sue especially likes working with engineering development
teams doing developer mentoring or training programs designed to get them started
working with new technologies that they
might be considering using. For example, check out the
newly announced J2ME bootcamp.
These presentations or developer training classes can
be anywhere from a couple of hours to a week long, and
cover a wide range of topics.
If you would like to arrange a speaking engagement on
a prepared topic, custom presentation, or class for your
conference or company, contact Sue directly at sspielman
at switchbacksoftware.com
A sample of presentation topics include:
- J2ME Bootcamp using MIDP 2.0
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- J2EE 1.4 Web Foundation - JSP 2.0 and Servlets
2.4
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- Using the Struts
Framework to Build Enterprise Applications
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- Using the JSTL - JSP Standard Tag Library
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- Covering your assets: Best practices for
avoiding technology lawsuits
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- Utilizing the Power of
Java Open Source to Build Enterprise Applications
Faster
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What
audiences have to say...
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"Excellent presentation!
This is exactly what I needed to get my next
project started. Thanks!"
"Very good and knowledgeable
speaker"
"Excellent knowledge of
material. Saved or will save us time getting up
to speed"
"Well done!"
"Great
speaker/presenter"
"Content was great along
with Sue's knowledge of the topic"
"Thanks for the great
presentation. In an hour and a half, you just
saved me a good couple of weeks of learning this
stuff"
"It's obvious that Sue
isn't just a great presenter, but she
actually gets her hands dirty in the code" |
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