Communicate provides a friendly environment where systems administrators are able to network and share solutions and discuss problems.

Participants may sit back and listen to the demonstrations and discussions. However, everyone is encouraged to share something even if it is just a interesting website or application.

 

   

• Registration (Let us know how many people to expect)
• Meeting Notes (Further information on meetings topics)
• Event Calendar (See when the next meeting is taking place)
• Mailing Lists (Subscribe to meeting notifications)
• Directions (How to find your way to Communicate)
• Next Meetings Notes (View and edit the notes for the next meeting)

The Meeting Notes page has details regarding previous and upcoming meetings. This is also where the meeting topics are organized and where you will find discussion and links regarding Communicate topics.

Communicate is a place to meet and discuss information technology.

The meetings are focused on systems administration and problem solving.

If you are interested in collaboration then visit the collaboration tools page.

The next meeting is scheduled for 12:00 PM Monday 21st of September 2009 in Christchurch, New Zealand.

If you are interested in presenting, please mention this when you register.

Keep in mind that although you may present a topic, Communicate meetings are focused upon discussion and collaboration among attendees.

There are some great prizes lined up for the July meeting. However, you must register and attend to be into win.

Registered attendees go into the raffle for each prize. If you do not want to be part of a raffle you are welcome to tell the person who is drawing the raffle.

The raffle is generally drawn towards the end of the meeting. Each prize winner has there photo taken for promotional use.

Communicate is free to attend thanks to our sponsors.

If you are interested in sponsoring Communicate then contact us.

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