DB2 in Portugal

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Comment by Aurora Dellanno on February 24, 2009 at 8:57am

Presenting at IDUG 2009 - Europe gives you the opportunity to share your experiences, challenges and fresh approaches with hundreds of fellow DB2 professionals from around the world. Submit your intent to present at IDUG 2009 - Europe, 5-9 October in Rome, Italy by this Friday 27 February and as an added bonus, those selected to present technical sessions at IDUG 2009 - Europe receive a complimentary conference registration (value = EUR 1950).

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Comment by Surekha Parekh on January 12, 2009 at 12:28pm

Hello, I have added some DB2 webcasts under the events section - under resources tab. Please feel free to register

Comment by agatha on December 17, 2008 at 5:41pm

Hi Nuno, see this discussion in DB2 in Brazil: Translate or not? (and also see my response). Start a similar discussion on DB2 in Portugal to see what the students think, and if they're interested in helping with the translation in Portuguese. I checked with the manager, and the names of the translators can appear on the first page of the certification material, e.g., on the first page of each tutorial, and also on the first page of each presentation. This will be a good way to get students interested in certification, and they can learn the material as they're translating it. ;-) Thanks!

Comment by agatha on December 15, 2008 at 7:55pm

Thanks, Nuno! No, just a misunderstanding.

Comment by Nuno Job on December 15, 2008 at 3:25pm

Changed it. My bad :)

Comment by agatha on December 15, 2008 at 3:07pm

Hi Nuno, thanks for creating this group!

(From the name you've chosen, I'm wondering if students will think it's a group only for ambassadors, which should not be the case. I'd like all computer science/engineering students from Portugal to join, so that they can communicate and collaborate on DB2 activities at their university.) Did you have another intention for this group?