Monday, April 8, 2013

[itroundtable] Chg of Venue - 4/9 Dinner Mtg - Leveraging Social Media

 

 

Pls make note of the chg and let me know of your intention to attend.
 
 
John Sampson

 

 

 

 

CROWNE PLAZA

 

 

 

 

 

 

Crowne Plaza Fairfield 690 Route 46 East

Fairfield, New Jersey 07004

973.227.9200

 

FAIRRELD

 

 

TRAVEL DIRECTIONS

FROM NEW YORK CITY

Lincoln Tunnel to Route 3 West (Rte. 3 joins 46). Approximately 5 1/2 miles from this intersection the Crowne Plaza is located on the Eastbound lane of Rte. 46, 1/4 mile past the Willowbrook Shopping Mall. Use the Passaic Avenue-Caldwell exit for the U-turn onto Route 46 East. •

George Washington Bridge to Route 80 West to Exit 52. Right hand turn uncle} Bridge Straight on Passaic avenue onto Route 46 East. Crowne Plaza on right.

FROM NEWARK AIRPORT

New Jersey Turnpike North (follow signs for George Washington Bridge) to exit 16W. Follow the signs to Route 3 West to Route 46 West (Rte. 3 joins Rte. 46). Approximately 5 1/2 miles from this intersection Crowne Plaza is located on the Eastbound lane of Route 46, 1/4 mile past the Willowbrook Shopping MaIl. Use the Passaic Avenue -Caldwell exit for the U-turn onto Rte. 46 East.

FROM THE GARDEN STATE PARKWAY

Coming from South Jersey, Garden State Parkway North to Exit 153B. This exit will put you onto Route 3 West to Route 46 West (Rte. 3 joins Rte. 46). Approximately 5 1/2 miles from this intersection Crowne Plaza is located on the Eastbound lane of Route 46, 1/4 mile past the Willowbrook Shopping Mall. Use the Passaic Avenue-Caldwell exit for the U-turn onto Route 46 East

Coming from North Jersey, Garden State Parkway South to Exit 159, Follow signs for 80 West to Exit 52. Right hand turn. Straight on Passaic Avenue onto Route 46 East. Crowne Plaza on right.

FROM PENNSYLVANIA

Traveling East on Route 80, Exit at 47B Pine Brook, (sign reads Montclair, The Caldwells, and Route 46.) Take 46 East about 5 1/5 miles. Crowne Plaza on right.

FROM CONNECTICUT/UPSTATE NY

Route 287 West (across the Tappan Zee Bridge) or NY State Thruway South to New Jersey. Take Route 287 South (287 West changes to 287 South when you enter NJ) to Route 23 South. Take Route 23 South to Route 46 West, Use the Passaic Ave/Caldwell exit for U-turn onto 46 East. Crowne Plaza on right.

 
 
 
 
 

MIS Ntwk Assoc Mtg Dates

Apr 2nd - Tues - Reg Mtg - 6 pm Offices of Berman Larson Kane - Bring 10 copies of your resume - Don't use GPS for Dir to BLK Offices - Go to BLK site for directions

April 9th - Tuesday - Dinner Mtg - Debra Wheatman - Leveraging Social Media to Enhance your Networking Power

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[itroundtable] NY EXUG Meets Tomorrow

 

NY Exchange User Group Member

Greetings!


This past month's Techstravaganza 2013 was great. Very technical sessions and I know a number of attendees appreciated the Ask The Experts area.

Win a Microsoft Surface Pro!!! NYExUG has partnered with BinaryTree in 2013 to give away 12 Microsoft Surface Pro devices, 1 per month. Winner will be announced at the NYExUG meetings. You do NOT need to attend to win, just complete the survey each month. See BinaryTree logo on NYExUG website, in email newsletter, and meet-up website for survey URL.

April's meeting is "Exchange Mobile Device Management in a BYOD World". Full details in Meeting Section. The speaker is Jay Cotton, a Microsoft Premier Field Engineer. He has extensive Exchange and mobile device experience.

RSVP and Meeting Details [click] for Meeting (RSVP deadline is Monday 5pm before meeting).

Upcoming Meetings

April 9, 2013:

Exchange Mobile Device Management in a BYOD World.

presented by Jay Willis Cotton, Microsoft PFE with specialty in EAS, best practices for 2003/2007/2010, and large deployments troubleshooting.

May 14, 2013:
Modern Public Folders in Exchange 2013
presented by Allen Mock of Microsoft.

June 11, 2013:
Migration Best Practices for Exchange 2010 to 2013
presented by TBD.

Look forward to seeing everyone next week,
-Ben

April 9, 2013 Meeting

Topic: Exchange Mobile Device Management in a BYOD World.

Sponsored by: NYExUG & Microsoft

Presented by: Jay Cotton, Premier Field Engineer for Microsoft

RSVP Required: RSVP Now (Click To Attend).

Details

Presentation will focus on the following areas:

1. Benefits and Challenges of BYOD initiatives.

2. How to maintain control of your environment in a BYOD world.

3. The more you know...(How do these devices connect to a 2003/2007/2010 co-existent environment)

4. ...the further you'll go. (Tools and methodology to troubleshoot EAS issues)

5. What about EAS in 2013?

 

 

 

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Mon Apr 8, 2013 6:03 am (PDT) . Posted by:

"Brian Mecca" bd_mecca

AITP Members and Friends of the Garden State Chapter
 
Our next AITP meeting will be held on Tuesday, April 9 at Jim Johnston's Steak
House in Roseland.  We have chosen a topic that most of you probably know
little about, but always had an interest in - 3D Modeling, particularly
facial recognition software. I hope you can make the meeting, and please
consider bringing a colleague or friend.
 
Again, I kindly ask that you let me
know if you will be attending.  

Please RSVP to Doug Hobby if you will be attending to reserve a seat.
 
Thanks,
Doug Hobby
President, AITP - Garden State Chapter 
doug_hobby@hotmail.com
973-507-9037
 

AITP Meeting, April 9, 2013
Topic:
3D Modeling - the CyberExtruder Journey
 
Time:
 Networking --------------  5:30p - 6:30p
          Presentation/dinner-----
  6:30p - 8:45p
(E)          
Cost: 
Members and First Time Attendees --- $30
         All Others
-------------------------------- $35
 
Location:
Jim Johnston's Steak House
             
58 Eisenhower Parkway 
               
(Just North of Eagle Rock Road. If use Rt. 280, exit 4A)
              Roseland,
NJ 07068
  
 
3D
Modeling - the CyberExtruder Journey- Larry Gardner
=========================================
Our
speaker, Larry Gardner, will first provide us with an overview of his Firm's 3D
Modeling technology. CyberExtruder is particularly known for its reconstructive
technology that transforms 2D images of a person's face to 3D models. He will
explain how this technology works and how it is being used in industry both now
and projected. He will then take us through CyberExtruder's journey from a
startup to its current  status as a leader in identity management with
facial recognition solutions for the intelligence, security and law enforcement
communities.  The 'ride' had its share of up and downs and was quite
adventurous. The latter discussion should be of interest, particularly to
anyone with an entrepreneurial bent.

The Speaker
=========
Larry
Gardner cofounded
CybeExtruder with Jack Ives and Dr. Tim Parr in 2000. He has directed the
company from its startup: raising money, managing cash flow, and evangelizing a
new technology. Prior to founding CyberExtruder, Larry spent appx 30 years in
sales, marketing and senior management. He received his BS in Industrial
Administration, with a concentration in Mechanical Engineering, from the Un. of
Connecticut. He also owns a Master's Degree in Business Administration from the
Un. of New Haven.  
 
 
PRESIDENT'S
COMMENTS
================
The
original speaker's topic planned for this meeting, "Threats to Data
Security in the Cloud," will be given next month when we meet at Alperti's
in Clark. This month's topic is a particularly interesting one and will take us
into a technology area that most of us are not particularly familiar with. I
think this is a good thing! We can use a respite from the cloud, networking,
and data related topics for at least a month.
 
Last
month's meeting on Big Data and Hadoop was a real hit! George Pace did a
terrific job introducing us to the topic, one of the hottest in the IT
business. The arrangement with Alperti's worked out well with the buffet style
dining approach. We will be working out a few kinks with Alperti's on the
arrangements in order to make the meeting experience even better. Also, I would
like to see George do another presentation to us sometime next year. What do
you people who attended think about the arrangements and George's presentation?
I would like to hear from you on those.  
 
Best regards,
 
Brian Mecca
 
Senior Manager of Infrastructure and Technology
 
Email: Brian.Mecca@yahoo.com
LinkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com/in/brianmecca
Follow me on Twitter at https://twitter.com/SPFireCapt
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Join the CNG LinkedIn Group.
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Digest #1100

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Sun Apr 7, 2013 9:50 am (PDT) . Posted by:

"Patricia Yannotta" patricialynnyannotta

When it comes to job seeking, meeting hiring managers, cold calling and
direct mail (and even LinkedIn!) are NOT the most effective tools!
Especially today! So what IS the answer? Networking! Most people are not
born networkers; they develop the skills and confidence through education,
training, practice, and having a positive attitude. Whether you¹re at a
party, networking event, or other business function, it¹s not who you know
but who you want to know. Bottom line, networking is the most effective way
to attract more prospects, generate more referrals, create more
opportunities, and land the job!


Come learn more about Networking with an informative workshop at the next
Employment Ministry and Career Support Group Meeting on Thursday, April 11
at 7:30 at the Nazareth House, 88 West End Av, Somerville (1/4 mile from the
Somerville circle using the Rt 28 East "exit)'). Guest Speaker, author and
Rutgers University adjunct professor Michael Goldberg
(www.KnockOutNetworking.com <http://www.KnockOutNetworking.com/> ) will
discuss: How to overcome your fears and approach complete strangers with
confidence; The ³Rules to Networking² ­ how to meet, greet, ask for business
cards, and transition; Places to network and best practices; The ³elevator
pitch² (with an opportunity to create one!) and more.

For more information, visit www.iccemploymentministry.org
<http://www.iccemploymentministry.org/> . RSVP recommended. Email
employmentministry@gmail.com or call 908-448-2297 to RSVP. All are welcome!

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[itroundtable] Digest Number 2967

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Digest #2967

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Sun Apr 7, 2013 2:05 pm (PDT) . Posted by:

"john sampson" jcsspike

Human Resources Consulting Services 1 www.C le arSightSo lut io ns . com
 SYSTEMS ENGINEER
Our client, a fast-paced successful growth company based in the metro New York City area*, has a terrific opportunity for a multi-talented Systems Engineer who wants to assume a leadership role!
As the Systems Engineer reporting to the Vice President Interactive Services, your responsibilities will include gathering requirements, generating documentation & drawings, helping to define a project vision and strategy, and working with a skilled team of professionals to execute that strategy. The Systems Engineer is the technical leader for Software, Hardware, Integration, Content Management, and Support Systems for our Enterprise-wide Interactive Patient System and related network infrastructure, which is currently deployed in 300 large healthcare facilities nationally.
Skills & Experience:
• Knowledge of both Health Information Technology (HIT) and Electronic Medical Record (EMR) systems integration
• Understanding of digital cable TV system design/installation of software, hardware, and infrastructure
• Billing and payments systems integration
• Familiarity with business issues
• Willingness to network and promote/build the category
• Ability to work with others to strategize for the long range success of the business
• Ability to be collaborative, work in a project environment with focus on team success
• Ability to travel as needed to meet with customers, assist with Sales calls
• BA/BS in Computer Science or a related technical field preferred (MS or Ph.D. a plus)
• Minimum of five (5) + years experience
 
*Please Note: it is possible to assume this role without relocation to New York as the company has operations in seven states, and this role requires approximately 25%-35%+ travel.
Compensation & Benefits
• Base $105 - $120 + 5% Annual Incentive
• Comprehensive Medical and Dental Benefits
• 401K plan (discretionary match based on company performance)
• Vacation benefit (based on length of service, minimum 10 days per year)
• Holidays (8 days per year) and personal time off (7 days per year)
• Company requires employee to sign NDA/NCA
 
Company Description:
The Company is the leader in developing and deploying Interactive Patient Systems and services that actively involve the patient and the family in the care process.
Contact: jnorthrup@ClearSightSolutions.com / call 203-253-9590.

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April 9th - Tuesday - Dinner Mtg - Debra Wheatman - Leveraging Social Media to Enhance your Networking Power

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