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Chats, Webinars, Seminars, Shows, and Other Happenings
January 26-30 -- Get current with everything that is Lotus at IBM Lotusphere 2003 at the Walt Disney World Resort in Orlando, Florida. For more information, go to http://www.lotus.com/lotusphere/orlando.nsf/wdocs/lshome03 .
Now through February 28 -- IBM presents "iSeries and the e-Business on Demand Era," a one-day traveling road show presented in 72 venues across North America. IBM will discuss its 2003 product strategy and explain how the iSeries delivers an on-demand computing environment to manage multiple operating systems, including WebSphere, Linux, Windows, and OS/400. Registration is free. Go to http://www-1.ibm.com/servers/eserver/education/ondemand/ for more information and dates in your area.
February 3-5 -- The Washington Area Midrange Users Group is presenting an "AS/400 and iSeries Security Fundamentals" full-day seminar with Wayne Evans, iSeries security expert. Wayne will discuss ways you can more effectively manage critical security issues on your AS/400s. Cost is $250 for non-members and $225 for members. The seminar will be presented in Richmond, Virginia, on February 3; College Park, Maryland, on February 4; and Fort Washington, Pennsylvania, on February 5. For more information, go to http://www.wash-midrange.org/evans0302.html .
February 4-26 -- Business-to-business integration vendor Tamgroup will present a number of Webinars on iSeries and B2B topics during February. Seminars topics include an overview of IBM's latest iSeries announcement, Portal 101 and Portal 201, B2B Integration, and Content Management. Go to http://www.tamgroup.com/www/registration.jsp?iSeries=1 to register.
February 10-13 -- Help/Systems will host its twelfth annual iSeries Operations Automation User Conference in Orlando, Florida. The conference agenda ranges from formal discussions on the future of the iSeries to personal development topics. To learn more and register, go to http://www.helpsystems.com/education/userconf.html .
February 16-19 -- IBM will be hosting PartnerWorld 2003, its annual conference and expo in New Orleans, Louisiana. The three-day event allows IBM Business Partners and IBM executives to network and exchange ideas. For more information, go to http://www-1.ibm.com/partnerworld/pwhome.nsf/weblook/pw2003_index.html .
March 5-7 -- Registration is open for ASNApalooza 2003 in San Antonio, Texas. ASNApalooza is three days of ASNA Visual RPG (AVR) instruction and technical insight. For more information, go to http://palooza.asna.com .
March 9-13 -- The COMMON User Group will present its Spring 2003 Conference & Expo in Indianapolis, Indiana. COMMON is the best place for OS/400 professionals to get the technical information they need to do their jobs. Meet industry experts, attend hands-on labs, exchange information with fellow professionals, attend a multitude of educational tracks, and get real-world solutions at the vendor expo. COMMON has been the finest venue for OS/400 education over the past two decades, and it's still going strong. For more information and registration, go to http://www.common.org/Conferences/conf.html .
Continuous -- A previously recorded Webcast featuring Doug Mack, product marketing specialist for DB2 UDB, as he discusses updates to V5R2's database and DB2 UDB compatibility with SQL stored procedures and includes tips and techniques to avoid performance degradation. Go to http://search400.com/r/0,,8726,00.htm to listen to this presentation.
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