On November 1st, Steve Kasinetz - WW Director of Sales Engineering and David Gearhart - RVP Southeast & Latin America for SugarCRM presented to the Atlanta PHP User Group. The Atlanta PHP group connects and unites PHP users across the Southeast, provides world-class support and resources to the community, and advocates the adoption of PHP to local, national, and international businesses. Steve Kasinetz presented the new SugarCRM 5.0 release and answered questions from the audience for 90 minutes. Ben Ramsey is the experienced PHP developer who founded and leads the PHP User Group's monthly meetings at the Canadian Consulate in mid-town Atlanta. If interested, please consider attending the next PHP meeting on December 6th at 7pm which will cover a presentation on Zend Framework 101 featuring speaker Cal Evans, Editor of Zend Developer Zone. Cal will present a beginner's introduction to the Zend Framework.
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