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TDWI Boston Chapter Meeting – January 14: Maintaining Security, Privacy, and Accountability in DW/BI Implementations

RickSherman
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TDWI Boston Chapter Meeting - January 14: Maintaining Security, Privacy, and Accountability in DW/BI Implementations
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You are cordially invited to attend the upcoming TDWI Boston Chapter meeting.
All BI and DW professionals are welcome to attend. Space is limited, so visit this page to RSVP
early.

  • When: January 14, 2009, 1:00–4:00 p.m.
  • Where: Children's Hospital Boston, 1 Autumn Street,
    Auditorium A, Boston, MA
    Note: This meeting is on Children's
    Hospital Boston's main city campus, not the suburban campus. The main campus is
    located in the Longwood Medical Area, which is known for very ample public
    transportation, but heavy traffic. Please use public transportation if at all
    possible. Here is
    a link to public transportation options, and here is
    map and driving directions to 1 Autumn St., Boston. The building is at the
    corner of Autumn Street and Longwood Avenue. The best bet for parking is in the
    garage across the street at 375 Longwood Avenue.
  • Presentation: "Maintaining Security, Privacy, and
    Accountability in DW/BI Implementations"

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