[NCLUG] Speakers for 2007?

[Evelyn Mitchell]

Topics I'd like to see covered:

Virtualization - it seems like the technology is changing quickly and
becoming more widely deployed. I'd especially like to hear about using
virtualization in a non-data-center environment, or 'how do I get rid of 3
servers in my basement?'

Security - what's changed on the threat scene? what is good security
practice?

Massive Multiplayer Games 

efm

* On 2006-12-14 10:08 Sean Reifschneider <jafo at tummy.com> wrote:
> We're nearly half full with speakers for 2007.  I just added someone to talk
> about the OLPC, since Jon's generated so much interest this last Tuesday.
> I thought I'd ask and see if there's anyone that people particularly want
> to have speak coming up, or topics you'd like to have covered.  We have
> topics currently up through June:
> 
>     June 12, 2007       One Laptop Per Child - Jordan Crouse
>     May 8, 2007         Short Topics and Quick Demos - NCLUGgers
>     April 10, 2007      Virtual Private Networks - Sean Reifschneider, Tummy.com
>     March 13, 2007      Bacula Network Backup Software - Warren Turkal
>     February 13, 2007   Asterisk Phone systems - Warren Turkal, Sean Reifschneider
>     January 9, 2007     Introduction to Ubuntu Linux - Joey Stanford, Ubuntu Linux
> 
> Sean
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