Microsoft late next month plans to woo UK Web developers with its first Web TechEd Conference to be held in this country.
The March 31 one-day conference will spotlight the gamut of the software giant's Internet professional-based activities and is expected to pull in over 800 Web professionals and other delegates. Venue is the Wembley Conference Centre in London.
Microsoft will use the occasion to launch Site Server 3.0 and the company will also focus on Internet Explorer 4.0 customisation and IIS 4.0.
More information is at the firm's Web site.
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