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Tag Archives: speaking
A New Community Summit
The PASS Summit has been an annual event for a lot of my career. I attended the first one in 1999 and most of the rest through the years. After last year’s virtual Summit, I was concerned that we wouldn’t … Continue reading
Register for the 2021 PASS Data Community Summit
Registration for the 2021 PASS Data Community Summit opened today. This year’s event is virtual on November 8-12, and you can register for free. That’s right, free. No cost, just the time, which is something you might point out to … Continue reading
Rejected for a Speaking Submission
I got a speaking rejection today. Well, not today, but the day I wrote this. Not really a big deal, but it was interesting that the event organizer included a note that they had a lot of sessions, hard decisions, … Continue reading
Are You a Diverse User Group or Event?
One of the things that I’ve seen crop up at various points in my career is a question of diversity. I know there are many people that don’t think this is a problem, or maybe more specifically, their problem. They … Continue reading
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