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09 May 2003, 03:52 PM
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what does the scoobynet IT profesionals database consist of?
Sounds interesting....
....more info?
*we need a spell check module on scoobynet
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[Edited by Gedi - 9/5/2003 3:55:48 PM]
Sounds interesting....
....more info?
*we need a spell check module on scoobynet
*[Edited by Gedi - 9/5/2003 3:55:48 PM]
05 September 2003, 03:29 PM
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Well our banner ad on Scoobynet has been up for nearly a month and we have had some good enquiries. However, we would dearly like to get a better idea of the people who use this forum and the size of networks they are responsible for. If you would like to be set up on our 'Scoobynet IT Professionals Database' then post a reply below.
We promise not to bombard you with a load of spam, but will let you know of any special deals if you want. We will also be looking for participants for our small, friendly dedicated IT forum over the next few weeks. One of my sales guys, Jon, has recently registered with Scoobynet - His user name is JR55
You can check out our website at anytime by clicking on our banner ad or by clicking the URL at the bottom of this post. Our new website is currently under construction. Again this is being built by another Scoobynetter - Dream Weaver aka Simon. Click on the link for a sneaky preview.
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www.thewestongroup.co.uk
www.thewestongroup.co.uk/sitedev/default.asp
We promise not to bombard you with a load of spam, but will let you know of any special deals if you want. We will also be looking for participants for our small, friendly dedicated IT forum over the next few weeks. One of my sales guys, Jon, has recently registered with Scoobynet - His user name is JR55
You can check out our website at anytime by clicking on our banner ad or by clicking the URL at the bottom of this post. Our new website is currently under construction. Again this is being built by another Scoobynetter - Dream Weaver aka Simon. Click on the link for a sneaky preview.
Cheers
TONY
www.thewestongroup.co.uk
www.thewestongroup.co.uk/sitedev/default.asp
05 September 2003, 04:24 PM
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It is a concept at the moment. There are a lot of IT professionals on Scoobynet and it would be good to pool some resources and potentially open up some sales opportunities for my company.
Cheers
TONY
Cheers
TONY
05 September 2003, 05:06 PM
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Im an IT Support Analyst for a Very Large Callcentre Solutions Provider owned by NEXT.
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05 September 2003, 06:34 PM
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I write code that even the dimmest users seem to be able to break in about 3 nanoseconds. I think this doesn't qualify me for "IT Professional" 
05 September 2003, 10:39 PM
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I'm an unemployed would be IT Professional (ie - I would be professional if I was paid )
So if anyone wants to hire me (good use for the site Tony!!) then please let me know
CV on request but essentially an ecletic mix of disciplines covering PM/SysAdm/Design/Integration/Change Management etc from the Logistics side of things...
)So if anyone wants to hire me (good use for the site Tony!!) then please let me know
CV on request but essentially an ecletic mix of disciplines covering PM/SysAdm/Design/Integration/Change Management etc from the Logistics side of things...
08 September 2003, 03:28 PM
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Currently unemployed, but previously Technical Manager/Sys Admin for an ISP.
Do network management/planning/deployment, Cisco routers and switches, Intel and Sun server hardware, Solaris, all flavours of Windows and most flavours of LINUX, VPN, and firewall stuff.
Jack of all trades, in other words
Do network management/planning/deployment, Cisco routers and switches, Intel and Sun server hardware, Solaris, all flavours of Windows and most flavours of LINUX, VPN, and firewall stuff.
Jack of all trades, in other words
08 September 2003, 11:38 PM
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European IT Manager for a US listed Co,until I can find a position back up north.
Had offers coming out of my ears 3 years ago, now when I want to go.. nothing,is the market really that screwed ?
Had offers coming out of my ears 3 years ago, now when I want to go.. nothing,is the market really that screwed ?
09 September 2003, 08:10 AM
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I'm not exactly in charge or a network but do work as a 'techie' for a very large, very well known network equipment manufacturer whose name begins with C...
BTW, AVI, which NHS Trust do you work for as I work in that area too.
BTW, AVI, which NHS Trust do you work for as I work in that area too.
09 September 2003, 08:17 AM
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IT Manager for a Specialist Rope Access company.
Only a small concern but I sort the lot out from sys admin to database development to hardware/software support.
Edited to remove last line - prying eyes and all that
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[Edited by markr1963 - 9/9/2003 8:50:40 AM]
Only a small concern but I sort the lot out from sys admin to database development to hardware/software support.
Edited to remove last line - prying eyes and all that
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[Edited by markr1963 - 9/9/2003 8:50:40 AM]
09 September 2003, 09:22 AM
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Im a Senior Network Operations for MCI (formerly WorldCom/UUNET). Not many bigger networks
Pre Sales techie person for Equant with a specialisation in IT Security.
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09 September 2003, 12:23 PM
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Profesional Software Tester, ex-developer, ex-contractor, ex-project manager
But more importantly, I help out with www.priodev.com ...
Squizz.
But more importantly, I help out with www.priodev.com ...
Squizz.
