SOFTWARE maker Microsoft Corporation said last week it planned to bring its successful seminar series, known collectively as Tech.Ed, to Hong Kong in May.
Tech.Ed Asia 94 targets developers, system integrators and information system managers, and is based on a seminar programme held in the United States last year.
The Asia version of that event - which will include seminars that deal specifically with Asian-language computing issues - will be one of four Tech.Ed programmes to be held worldwide over the next two months.
Similar seminars will be held in New Orleans, Paris and Sydney.
Leveraging its dominant market position, Tech.Ed is a Microsoft-only event that covers both system platform issues of DOS/Windows and Windows NT, as well as a full technical session on its programming languages and applications software.
Despite being a single-vendor event, Microsoft said its programme was designed to ''address the realities of today's multi-vendor environments''.
