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Zero to Enterprise Information Management
Monday 27 May 2013
Focus:
Information Management
Presenter:
Peter Myers
Company:
BizData
Summary:
Cost: $1600
Register:Here
The Microsoft BI Academy program is a structured set of four training courses designed to enable students to quickly commence developing and maintaining state-of-the-art integrated Business Intelligence (BI) solutions developed by using Microsoft products. Each training course consists of theory, demonstrations and numerous hands-on labs that will provide students with the opportunity to understand the full potential of Microsoft BI.

While this training course forms part of the Microsoft BI Academy program, there are no requirements to complete all training courses, or to attend them in any specific order.

After completing the entire program, students will be able to
•Translate business requirements into effective data warehouse designs
•Use SQL Server Integration Services to implement Extract, Transform and Load (ETL) solutions
•Use SQL Server Master Data Services to implement Master Data Management (MDM) solutions
•Use SQL Server Data Quality Services to implement Data Quality Assurance (DQA) solutions

More info here and here
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SQL User Group coming to Launceston
07 May 2013
Date: To Be Confirmed Focus: SQL Server Data Platform -
We are planing a SQL User Group ion Launceston some time in the next few months. If you are interested please express you intrest on the cont
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ACS Tasmania EdXN (Education Across The Nation Program) 2013
11 April 2013
Presented by Dr. Nick Tate: National President ACS The DATA Conundrum! What is it? Why do we need it? What does it mean for ICT Professionals? The Research Data Storage Infrastructure (RDSI) Project Click the link below to see more: http://www.acs.org.au/networking-and-events/events/upcoming-events/event-details?eveID=10259880161207
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Windows 8 Developer Camps
12 May 2012
Secure your complimentary spot to the Windows 8 Developer Camps Register Here https://msevents.microsoft.com/cui/EventDetail.aspx?culture=en-AU&EventID=1032507241&IO=ImoI4B2TaysVfea0nDXS7Q%3d%3d With apps at the center of the Windows 8 experience, there is going to be an awesome opportunity for Aussie developers to create Windows 8 Metro style apps. With Windows 8 Consumer Preview, you have first-time access and the opportunity to reach a worldwide customer base early. To get you started, Microsoft Australia is running a series of Windows 8 Developer Camps across the country. What am I going to learn? At these complimentary events run by developers for developers, you’ll learn how to create high quality, consumer-facing Metro style applications for Windows 8. And get the chance to put what you’ve learned into practice. How do I register? Registration is easy! Capacity is also limited to keep things interactive and fun. So register early to secure your spot! What do I need to bring? Bring your laptop, preferably with the Windows 8 Consumer Preview installed. We appreciate your time, so we’ll take care of the rest including wireless, coffee and food. Bonus points if you bring an app to show off! See you there, Nick Hodge nhodge@microsoft.com twitter: @NickHodgeMSFT
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.NET User Group
Welcome to the home of the Hobart .Net User Group.
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Systems Centre User Group
Microsoft Systems Centre
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YIT (Young IT)
To be filled it soon!
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Spot for your User Group!
Get your user group noticed here! Use the contact us to register you group http://ttug.com.au/SitePages/contact.aspx
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Spot for your User Group!
Get your user group noticed here! Use the contact us to register you group http://ttug.com.au/SitePages/contact.aspx
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Microsoft SQL Server
Welcome to the Microsoft SQL User Group.
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Sharepoint User Group
Welcome to the home of the Tasmainan SharePoint User Group web site.
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SAGE-AU
SAGE-AU is a not-for-profit professional organisation. It promotes the development of the system administration profession via online communication forums, regional monthly meetings, regional symposiums and an annual national technical conference: We aim to increase interaction between professional system administrators within Australia, and internationally. We provide recognition to high achievers amongst our members. We also support systems administrators in their daily jobs via various publications and an active email discussion forum. Our members use the considerable body of knowledge within the organisation to assist enterprise and government to make prudent Information Technology decisions. SAGE-AU members work in all varieties of profit and not-for-profit industry, education, research and government, in roles spanning from junior administrators to chief information officers. Cotnact:ben.short@member.sage-au.org.au http://www.sage-au.org.au Typically meetings will be held bi-monthly Held at the New Sydney Hotel between 12:30 and 2pm
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itSMF
itSMFA is the Australian chapter of an international forum headquartered in the UK. There are more than 600 members in Australia, including IT professionals in every industry imaginable. It is a forum in the true sense of the word, in that the knowledge comes collectively from the membership and is shared freely amongst members. itSMF is the only internationally recognised and independent organisation dedicated to IT Service Management. It is a not-for-profit organisation, wholly owned and principally operated on a volunteer basis by its members, many of whom see this service as 'giving back' to the industry. Members are also exposed to opportunities that may not be available to them in their regular workplaces – such as running Special Interest Groups, Chairing meetings, leading working groups, writing or reviewing white papers and/or presenting at seminars. In short, you can be as involved as you choose to be. A major contributor to industry 'best practice' and Standards worldwide, itSMF works in partnership with a wide range of governmental and standards bodies around the world. It focuses on providing a framework to structure IT-related activities and the interactions of IT technical personnel with business customers and users. Originally formed in the UK in 1991, there are now over 50 national itSMF chapters in an ever-increasing number of countries. On average, at least five new chapters are formed annually contributing to a worldwide membership in excess of 40,000.
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