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Connected Systems User Group Coming to NYC

Kent Brown, our firm's new Enterprise Integration Practice Manager, is hard at work establishing a new user group in New York City. The group will focus on business process integration, Microsoft style, involving products and technologies like BizTalk Server, Windows Communication Foundation (f.k.a. Indigo), Windows Workflow Foundation, SQL Server 2005 Integration Services and more. Kent's working with Microsoft NYNJ and Redmond, and has been consulting with the leaders of the recently established Northwest Connected Systems user group. More details, including meeting dates and Web URL, as they become available.

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posted @ Friday, December 23, 2005 11:44 PM

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I am pretty squarely in the Microsoft BI Camp, so it would not be top-of-my-list to set up a MicroStrategy user group. That said, if there isn't one already, it would probably enjoy a good measure of success, judging by the attendance at MicroStrategy's recent one-day event in Manhattan. 9/3/2009 10:46 AM | Andrew Brust

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