Arizona Business and Liberty Experience 2009

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Hello,

I am on the Promotion team of a Free Software Conference being held October 
24 in Phoenix, Arizona, USA. The purpose of the conference is to bring FOSS 
software to small and medium sized business, government and schools. The 
primary distribution that will be represented will be Ubuntu GNU/Linux. I 
think that a more 'bleeding edge' distro such as Fedora could benefit from 
such a conference as well as the conference and attendees. Plus, I am a huge 
Fedora-KDE fan :)

Does Fedora and the Fedora KDE-SIG have any interest in sponsoring (either 
with volunteers or booths, or via monetary donations) this event? I will be 
forwarding a call for presentations shortly, as well.

http://ableconf.com/press_releases/2009Jul29.html

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Arizona's Premiere Conference on Open Source Software Offers Insight on 
Leveraging Open Source Tools to Reduce IT Costs and Increase Flexibility in 
the Midst of Economic Uncertainty.

TEMPE, AZ -- Building on the success of its first run last September, the 
Arizona Business & Liberty Experience Conference (ABLEconf) is set to return 
to the University of Advancing Technology (UAT) on the 24th of October, 
2009.

With businesses, schools, governments, non-profits and individuals all 
looking to cut costs wherever they can, open-source software can help 
leverage the advantage of using software in their infrastructure that 
delivers enterprise-ready results without the entanglements of costly 
licensing.

Open source office application suites like OpenOffice.org can be leveraged 
to cut the repeating costs of paying for new office software and training, 
while implementing open standards that make it easy to do business with 
users of all variety of office software.

Firewall systems such as OpenBSD's pf can be used to implement industry-
proven network security at the fraction of the cost of firewall systems with 
high licensing and support costs.

Operating systems such as GNU/Linux and its Ubuntu distribution can be used 
to create reliable, secure  desktop systems impervious to viruses and 
malware that are highly customizable to an individual company or school's 
needs, entail no licensing costs, and require less frequent hardware 
upgrades than proprietary systems such as Windows and Mac OS X.

These, and many more topics will be presented and discussed.  Thanks to 
sponsors like RD Harris PC and our host, UAT, admission is free. No 
registration is required to attend. 

ABLEconf was founded in 2008 by a coalition of Free / Open-Source software 
groups and associations in Arizona.  The free-admission one-day conference 
hosts a wide variety of speaking tracks and sessions on how to take 
advantage of open source software in small business, government, medical, 
enterprise, and individual use.

# # #

For more information about this announcement, or to schedule an interview 
with an ABLEconf representative, please call us at 1.623.252.ABLE or e-mail 
us at info at ABLEconf.com.  Follow us on Twitter at twitter.com/ableconf.

-- 
Ryan Rix
(623)-826-0051

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