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May Engagements

This isn’t exactly the way I want to be publishing my blogs, like a monthly newsletter briefing on my engagements in a month. For now though, I request my suffering readers to live by it, but I promise to be more regular than this on my blogging activities. Starting from the more recent assignment to the oldest one, please find a photo essay one below the other:


Access Manager Training at Bangalore.


Oracle Directory Server EE Training at Greater Noida.


SAM QFS Training at Hyderabad.

Finally, let me leave you with some photographs from the JavaOne conference held at Hyderabad in May this year.



Access Manager Session in Bangalore

Below is the batch photograph taken on the concluding day of a five day session on Sun Java System Access Manager at Bangalore, which began on 27 August 2010. Thanks again to David Goldsmith for the wonderful course that he developed around this product, my job was rather easy and we had good fun and great learning (I hope so).

On the last day of the program, on my request, we had a thorough revision of the whole program, in the form of a good solid ‘teach back’ from each of the participant. May be, that was the highlight of the whole session and I thank each of them for putting in so much of effort to help me feel satisfied and proud.



For those who are looking for details about evolved version of the above product, I suggest going here.

OpenSSO Deployment Essentials Session at Hyderabad

I’ve spoken here how engaging is to go through this program on OpenSSO. It was no different when I met up with the folks in the snap below at Hyderabad.

As usual, I didn’t spare them from having to go through a teach back session on the concluding day of the program. They all did a great job in presenting the Access Management concepts in under two hours time.