Filemaker Developer Conference 2008 "Early-Bird" Discount Ends May 16

Attendees get free copy of FileMaker Pro 9 Advanced (a $499 value)

SANTA CLARA, Calif. – May 6, 2008 – Attendees of this year’s FileMaker Developer Conference will save $200 with “early-bird” pricing, but only until May 16, FileMaker announced today (http://www.filemaker.com/devcon).




FileMaker Developer Conference 2008 will take place July 13 to 17 at JW Marriott Desert Ridge Resort & Spa in Phoenix, Ariz. After May 16, the full conference fee of $1,395 will apply. All paid attendees will receive a complimentary Not-For-Resale copy of FileMaker Pro 9 Advanced (a $499 value).




This year’s conference will feature content for all levels of FileMaker Pro developers.

More than 80 sessions and workshops will focus on FileMaker best practices and new development techniques, with a special concentration of sessions on Web services and PHP development. New this year is a series of special workshops featuring modules from the FileMaker Training Series, the official curriculum for the FileMaker 9 product line. Participants also will be able to choose from a wide variety of expert-level, hands-on and business-focused workshops.

About FileMaker, Inc.

FileMaker, Inc. (www.filemaker.com) develops award-winning database software. Its products include the legendary FileMaker Pro product line for Windows, Mac and the Web, and the new Bento personal database for Mac. FileMaker Pro won 46 awards, more than its next eight competitors combined, from 2003-2007 in the U.S., and a total of 129 awards worldwide during this time. Millions of customers, from individuals to large organizations, rely on FileMaker, Inc. software to manage, analyze and share information. FileMaker, Inc. is a subsidiary of Apple Inc.

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