Welcome, Portland Oregon IT Consultants!
Meet with other local IT Professionals, contractors, and all those with an interest in the field. Gather to network, swap tips, and make new friends.
An hour of networking over dinner, followed by a 90 minute meeting that includes "Stump the Geek" and a technology presentation by a guest or member, invariably makes this an entertaining evening.
All meetings are free for the public to attend, with no membership required. Come check it out!
The OCCA is a non-profit group, established in 1985 (yes, 1985) to provide a structure and forum for local independent computer consultants to share their knowledge, skills, and resources.
Our official website is www.OCCA.org
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5 Things You Didn't Know Were Possible With Virtualization
At the November meeting of the Oregon Computer Consultants Association, Jeremy Sherwood of Opus Interactive, Inc . will share specific examples of how current virtualization technology can provide solutions for computer consultants and their clients.
When:
Tuesday, November 24, 2009
6:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. Dinner / Networking
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Past Meetups
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Nov 15
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Nov 10
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Oct 27
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“I am a Computer Consultant and would like to meet other BOF's.”
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Oct 22
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Oct 20
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“My primary focus is in user support. I'm a jack of all trades when it comes to computers and I always enjoy learning new things.”
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Oct 1
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New member“For the Windows 7 Workshop”
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Sep 29
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“Meet other folks, learn from others and share alike.”
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Sep 28
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“To check out the meeting, meet people, learn something, have fun?”
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What members are saying
“ OCCA is a good group for the practicing computer consultant. It's refreshing to find a group where you can bounce ideas and socialize. Even computer geeks need to socialize! ”
“ Because we can all learn by coming together and discussing our common interests in technology. ”
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