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IT Sig: Where do you go for ...
I am hoping to start a discussion. Over the last several weeks I
have had
interactions with colleagues attending various conferences. In all
cases
the discussions where about where IT professionals can go to share
information and learn about
, CAL SIG
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I like the idea of regional MCN SIGs, like the one in California. I believe that many, many years ago there may have been one
: IT Sig: Where do you go for ...
I have struggled with this issue also. MCN has been a good educational
experience for relating technical issues to other aspects of the Museum.
Digitization, Library, Collection Management are all areas that I
support and knowing more about these areas has been
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Subject: RE: IT Sig: Where do you go for ...
I am new to MCN and to non-profits so networking is key for me. Something
like this is ideal. Any resources that I can share, I would be more than
willing to do so.
I would love to see more information about different software programs
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From: Goral, Becky [mailto:becky.go...@mam.org]
Sent: Wednesday, May 25, 2005 8:29 AM
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Subject: RE: IT Sig: Where do you go for ...
I am new to MCN and to non-profits so networking is key for me.
Something
like this is ideal. Any resources
to that, I would greatly
appreciate it.
Thanks much,
Becky
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From: Weinstein, William [mailto:wweinst...@philamuseum.org]
Sent: Wednesday, May 25, 2005 8:53 AM
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Subject: RE: IT Sig: Where do you go for ...
Good morning everyone
to that, I would greatly
appreciate it.
Thanks much,
Becky
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From: Weinstein, William [mailto:wweinst...@philamuseum.org]
Sent: Wednesday, May 25, 2005 8:53 AM
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Subject: RE: IT Sig: Where do you go for ...
Good morning everyone. A good
Hello,
In regards to the open source software: What challenges in particular are you
facing?
As far as digital image storage goes, here is what we have:
5.6TB (14 x 400GB) Xserve RAID connected to a Xserve G5 via dual 2Gb fibre
channel lines. The Xserve is setup as a:
file and image (via
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Subject: Re: IT Sig: Where do you go for ...
Hi Bill,
I wont laugh, but how is that Proliant server? What is your maximum
uptime? How much data/files are you holding?
What software controls the SAN? Is your SAN Fibrechannel and do you
see any speed advantage from it on your TMS
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Subject: Re: IT Sig: Where do you go for ...
Hi Bill,
I wont laugh, but how is that Proliant server? What is your maximum
uptime? How much data/files are you holding?
What software controls the SAN? Is your SAN Fibrechannel and do you
see any speed advantage from
To: mcn-l@mcn.edu
Subject: RE: IT Sig: Where do you go for ...
Good morning everyone. A good burst of energy. I will try to keep it
going. One of the behind the scenes discussions on the IT sig was the
status of the last survey. It was decided the data was too old but that
it
might be valuable
I am hoping to start a discussion. Over the last several weeks I have had
interactions with colleagues attending various conferences. In all cases
the discussions where about where IT professionals can go to share
information and learn about the issues of technology management or as some
have
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From: Weinstein, William [mailto:wweinst...@philamuseum.org]
Sent: Tuesday, May 24, 2005 10:02 AM
To: mcn-l@mcn.edu
Subject: IT Sig: Where do you go for ...
I am hoping to start a discussion. Over the last several weeks I have had
interactions with colleagues attending various conferences. In all
I agree that MCN can serve this role, and in particular, the IT sig. I
try
to network with local IT professionals that are organized through our
Employer's Association and also a local group of CIOs. These contacts
are invaluable, but I also think networking with Museum IT
professionals
is just
I have struggled with this issue also. MCN has been a good educational
experience for relating technical issues to other aspects of the Museum.
Digitization, Library, Collection Management are all areas that I
support and knowing more about these areas has been very beneficial.
But, as Bill
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