Finally, a Dedicated Summit for India's Eclipse Ecosystem

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(Free-Press-Release.com) March 27, 2009 -- Santa Clara, March 23 2009 – Eclipse is no longer open source’s best-kept secret. It has come out of the closet, and how! Now at a crossroad in its evolution, the ecosystem’s footprint is broadening to encompass a larger spectrum of offerings for software developers in areas such as modeling, embedded, mobile, RIA and Ajax, SOA and dynamic languages. The 2009 edition of Eclipse India Summit™ (ESI), Asia’s first and annual Eclipse-only show, will feature intensive talks on all that developers need to know when using Eclipse-based tools and technologies.

One of the largest user bases for Eclipse in the world, the Indian ecosystem of software/tool developers and technology companies are benefiting from quick time-to-market and standardized user experiences by building their tools using Eclipse technology. Brought to you by Saltmarch Media, producers of the hugely successful Great Indian Developer Summit (http://www.developersummit.com/), in association with India’s pioneering and foremost group of Eclipse intelligentsia, ANCiT Consulting, Eclipse India Summit™ 2009 will feature four core tracks that hold relevance, immediacy and impact for the Eclipse ecosystem in India: Product Development Essentials, Modeling Techniques, eDevelopment, and Ganymede – Cool & New.

The organizer’s mandate is to nurture the Eclipse ecosystem in India, empower it with information, and eventually create proactive committers and contributors who can plough back their efforts to global eclipse development. The organizing team is represented at the EclipseCon in Santa Clara, where Annamalai Chockalingam’s presentation on the Eclipse ecosystem in India will provide insight into:

· India as a Major Market for Eclipse Users
· Comfort levels for companies that are contemplating offshoring work to India

· Pointers on where to look for help if they need to find Eclipse Developers in India.

Eclipse India Summit™ 2009 will feature eight well researched workshops (intermediate and advanced), technical keynotes and focused sessions that hold relevance, immediacy and impact for the Eclipse ecosystem in India. Each 150-minute workshop will belong to one of the two levels: Intermediate OR Advanced, and will feature intensive training with lots of code and real world examples that attendees can take back and immediately benefit in their projects and work. The technical keynotes of 30-minutes each will set the tone for the summit, while the focused sessions of 50 minute duration will be led by an expert authority on a focused topic that falls within the four tracks envisioned for the summit. The Call for Papers (CfP) is now closed, but EIS 2009 will continue accepting proposals well into the weeks prior to the conference for "Late Breaking" sessions/workshops and replacement sessions/workshops, so if you have a particularly compelling story to tell, please submit it, here: http://www.eclipsesummit.com/callforpaper.html - onlinecfp.

Please contact info@eclipsesummit.com for details.

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