[BBLISA] So what do you consider an interesting topic for a monthly talk?

[Paul Guglielmino]

How about something like Ignite where anyone can have 5 minutes to give a
short presentation on something that they have worked on? Also the Perl mongers
group sometimes has a "social" meeting when they don't have a great topic for
that month. They just go out and grab dinner and drinks together. Could be
another option.

Config management would be interesting for me. Especially something around
puppet or splunk as mentioned.

I also prefer keeping the meetings at MIT.

Paul


> 
> Hi all:
> 
> I received only 5 positive responses to a talk on Configuration
> Mangement Systems in general and DACS in particular, so obviously
> there is no sense in presenting a talk on that.
> 
> So what talks do interest the BBLISA members?
> 
>   Designing a good resume to land a job?
> 
>   Performance improvement with ITIL, Six Sigma and LEAN?
> 
>   Trouble ticketing systems?
> 
>   Use of wiki's in IT?
> 
> 
> What topics other than those above do you want?
> 
> Also is MIT not a good place to hold meetings? Should venuses in other
> areas, metro-west (waltham/arlington/lexington), south, north be
> considered to get more people to attend?
> 
> What are your thoughts?
> 
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