Sitecore User Group - BeLux session recap and a future sesion

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Since June 2014, we have been hard put at keeping the Sitecore User Group for Belgium and Luxembourg alive, kicking and interesting (in whatever order).

Over the course of that time, we have had some very interesting speakers and sessions.

If you have never visited us, I can highly recommend each and every session.

You can find general information on the Meetup platform here:
https://www.meetup.com/Sitecore-User-Group-Belgium/


What's next?

 

The next session will be focussing on;
  • SUGCON Recap: http://www.sugcon.eu/
  • Sitecore Cloud with Azure PaaS
  • Sitecore Experience Accelerator - hands-on
We are finalizing the agenda but if you need more information, please follow here for more information on the location, specific agenda details and the various speakers:

https://www.meetup.com/Sitecore-User-Group-Belgium/events/238460208/

Previous sessions

 

With regards to previous sessions and the presentations, we tend to make these available on the platform. However, since the meetup platform no longer supports file-hosting, information is now spread across the following pages:

Older sessions: https://www.meetup.com/Sitecore-User-Group-Belgium/pages/22666793/Files_and_Presentations/

Recent sessions: https://www.meetup.com/Sitecore-User-Group-Belgium/files/

If there are any questions, if you are interested in hosting a future session or wish to present a topic yourself, do please reach out and contact us.

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