Web Services at SeaTM

 
EASTERN CARIBBEAN • MAY 23RD TO 31ST, 2004
Ports of Call:
Co-produced by IBM and IBM developerWORKS

NEW YORK CITY
Sunday,
May 23, 2004

 

SAN JUAN, PUERTO RICO Wednesday,
May 26, 2004

• Old San Juan

• Pablo Casals Museum

• El Yunque Rainforest

• Bacardi Rum Distillery Tour
and Tasting

• El Morro and
San Cristobal Forts

• Botanical Garden

• Governor's Residence at
La Fortaleza

• San Juan Museum of Art
and History

• Bioluminescence Bay

• Pinones Reserve

• Convent of the
Dominican Order

• Museo de Arte de Puerto Rico

• San Juan Cathedral

 

 

 

ST. THOMAS, U.S.V.I.
Thursday,
May 27, 2004

• Buck Island

• Coral World Underwater
Marine Park

• Dive World

• Hiking on St. John

• Helicopter Flightseeing

• SNUBA Diving

• Duty-Free Shopping

• Fort Christian

• St. Peter's Greathouse and Gardens

• Paradise Point Tramway

• Blackbeard's Castle

• Seven Arches Museum

• Mangrove Lagoon Kayaking

 

 

ROAD TOWN, TORTOLA,
British Virgin Islands
Friday,
May 28, 2004

• Historic Forts

• Botanic Gardens

• Scuba Diving

• Mount Healthy Windmill

• Queen Elizabeth II Park and Children's Playground

• Surfing

• Church at Kingstown

• Windsurfing

• Historic Main Street

• Shopping for Local Crafts

• Caribbean Fine Arts Gallery

• Sunny Caribbee Gallery

• Island Tours

 

 

NEW YORK CITY
Monday,
May 31, 2004

• Memorial Day

 

•••••••••••••••••••••
Complimentary IBM certification

voucher for Developing Web Services with WebSphere Studio, V5.1. ($150 value!) for all conference attendees •••••••••••••••••••••

 


SPEAKERS*

Barbara McKee

Jeffrey Miller

Indran Naick

Bob Sutor

Doug Tidwell

 

 

 

The
IBM e-Business Architect Team

 

 

Web Services at Sea
is co-produced by IBM and
IBM developerWORKS

 

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*Subject to change. Speakers have confirmed their intent to participate; however, scheduling conflicts may arise.