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From April 3 - 5, the sixth annual CONference For Enterprise Software Solutions was held at the Congress Centre in Vienna. 

Organized by IRIAN and the EJUG Austria, over 200 attendees from all over the world gathered to watch sessions, do workshops and exchange their knowledge. 

This year, the three main topics of the conference were:

• Enterprise Software Developent 
• Mobile Computing 
• Big Data

Some of the talks featured speakers like Jon Brisbin, Heinz Kabutz, Juergen Hoeller and Axel Fontaine. 

We also held a raffle, where attendees had the chance to win 3 Raspberry Pis, which was very well-received. 

We can happily say that the conference was a huge success and that we are looking forward to next years'. 

Thanks to everyone who participated and helped to make it as interesting as possible. 

the CONFESS_2013 team 

https://2013.con-fess.com/

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