Techie Noodling with LStechies & NTAP: 2009 Calendar

Submitted by DavidBonebrake on Mon, 01/26/2009 - 4:41pm.

 

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The folks at NTAP invite you to noodle with us and techies across the country the first Thursday of every month at 11 am Pacific / 2 pm Eastern for an hour. Consider it your virtual techie coffee break -- a way for techies to casually meet in the kitchen once a month and talk about what folks are doing. We've come up with the creative name (almost as creative as our organizational name): Techie Noodling Roundtables. And, we'd like to invite you to them.

The schedule of roundtables are:

  • Thursday, February 5th: 11 am P / 12 M / 1 C / 2 E (Topic: Server Virtualization -- Experiences from the Field)
  • Thursday, March 5th: 11 am P / 12 M / 1 C / 2 E (Topic: VoIP 2009)
  • Thursday, April 2nd: 11 am P / 12 M / 1 C / 2 E (Topic: Remote Administration I)
  • Thursday, May 7th: 11 am P / 12 M / 1 C / 2 E (Topic: Remote Administration II)
  • June: 11 am P / 12 M / 1 C / 2 E (Topic: Implementing Microsoft Sharepoint)
  • Thursday, July 2nd: 11 am P / 12 M / 1 C / 2 E (Topic: Findability and the Google Search Paradigm: Integrating Search as an Organizational Solution )
  • Thursday, August 6th: 11 am P / 12 M / 1 C / 2 E (Topic: EDiscovery and Document/Email Retention Policies)
  • Thursday, September 3rd: 11 am P / 12 M / 1 C / 2 E (Topic: Tips and Tricks for Disaster Recovery)
  • Thursday, October 1st: 11 am P / 12 M / 1 C / 2 E (Topic: Unified Communications)
  • Thursday, November 5th: 11 am P/ 12 M / 1 C / 2 E (Topic: TBD)
  • Thursday, December 3rd: 11 am P / 12 M / 1 C / 2 E (Topic: TBD)

The Techie Roundtables will be 1 hour web conference calls where we invite anyone in the national poverty law techie community to participate. We envision them to be low-key discussion oriented events where folks share spiffy projects they are working on and we brainstorm their applicability beyond that local usage. More of an idea exchange kind of thing and we'll see what percolates out of it. David Bonebrake will moderate the calls for 2009.

 

When possible, NTAP will blog on each topic and encourage offline discussion via commenting on blog content.