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KC WebPros Group User Meeting at Centriq Training Center
May 28, 2008 from 6:30pm to 8pm
Sponsor: Technisource
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Presentation #1: "SOCIAL NETWORKS And NING" By Chris J Gould
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- What city do you live in
- Shawnee, KS
- Where do you work and what do you do
- Cjk Software Consultants, Inc.
- Tell us about yourself
- I was downsized from Digital Equipment Corporation in 1991 and started Cjk Software Consultants after completing my corporate career. We moved to Kansas City in 1993 from Milford MA. I made successful transition from hardware field engineering into software consulting. I graduated from Clark University with a Computer Science/Math BAC in 1991. I have held leadership roles in Computer organizations of Kansas City.
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Can't say I know of anyone looking for C# at this time. We ran into the same problem at ITDM and had to let them go. Hopefully you'll fare better.
Thanks for effort, I started with GSI Hosting last month and have been swamped. Check us out: www.gsihosting.com
Would still like to see your list though, can you email it to me?
pbaldi@gsihosting.com
Thanks!
Was wondering whe you have time to chat. I'm currently looking for a new sales position and wanted to see if you know of any opts. Give me a call on my cell when you can, 913-638-1865.
Thanks,
Paul
If you need help setting up SQL Server on your network - you know that I can help you with that...
(In case you didn't know that.... just letting you know.....)
See you at the next KCWEBPROS meeting (URL: http://www.kcwebpros.com).
Ray
I wish I did. I would have loved to help you out. I can charge you anyway if you like.
Josh
Great to meet you last night at the KC Web Pros meeting.
Hopefully we will run into each other again soon.
Josh Lovetere
I can meet you somewhere between the Plaza and Overland Park..
Pretty open..
Let me know where and what works for you..
(913) 631-7493..
Paul
Great to hear your reply. Based on your comments it does sound like a lot of big players already do much of what we would provide. I may need to go back to the drawing board to analyze where to position our services.
It is good to know that the financial institutions were on top of this problem that surfaced in 1999.
I do appreciate your reply.
John K.
Good to hear from you again. Let me answer your question generally so as not to broadcast anything I shouldn't. The financial institutions I've worked for probably would not need help on security. They use a variety of nationally marketed tools, including black box testers that pound web applications, as well as IDE plug-ins that analyze code for potential weaknesses. Those packages are combined with team training that address the threats you mention. The IDE plugins produce copious reports about what code is a definite risk, and what might be a risk. This is all backed by vigorous processes (e.g. separation of concerns) to prevent internal threats. In my opinion the potential would be in connection with one of the national security product vendors, although one insisted on providing services to us directly. The even insisted on being on site for our evaluation of the their product(s).
Steve
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