Andrew Connell will be presenting two sessions at the fall SharePoint Technology Conference in Boston, MA.

Introducing the Client Object Model
This session demonstrates client object model, new to SharePoint 2010. This addition makes it much easier for developers to create custom solutions that leverage data stored in SharePoint from off the SharePoint server with a familiar API and without traditional Web Services. Topics covered include the .NET and Silverlight managed client object models as well as the ECMAScript object model.

Creating Rich Business Applications with the Managed ClientOM
SharePoint 2010 introduced a new way to work with SharePoint data when you have an application that does not run on the server: the Client Object Model (ClientOM). In this session you'll see how to create rich desktop applications with WPF and the .NET ClientOM. In addition, see how to create robust business applications deployed as sandbox solutions using the Silverlight ClientOM.