About SNUGNE
The Storage Networking Users Group of New England (SNUGNE)
is dedicated to bringing together individuals in the New England area
who share a common interest in learning about and discussing the latest
data storage and backup technologies, trends and issues.
Topics that we plan to
address in our meetings include Storage Area Networks, network attached
storage, backup systems, data replication, server clustering, virtual
storage, high-availability, hot sites, email management, performance
computing and document archiving.
Our mission is to promote
the learning and sharing of ideas. We also plan to provide discounts
on technical training and offer volume-based user group discounts.
Membership
New members are always welcome and membership is free!
Click the register button at the top to join.
Meetings
SNUGNE meets on the third Tuesday of each month from 6:00-8:00pm.
Gatherings start at 6:00 pm with a general networking session. The
official meeting begins at 6:30/6:45pm and runs until approximately
8:00pm.
Suggest a Speaker or Meeting Topic
SNUGNE is always interested in hearing from individuals in the data
backup and storage industry. If you have a speaker or topic that you
would like to propose for a future meeting, let us know!
feedback@snugne.org
Check Out Another Local User Group
The Greater Boston Network Users Group (www.bnug.org). BNUG is dedicated to helping
members understand, use, and manager computer networks (large &
small). Membership is free. The group meets on the first Tuesday of
each month at the Microsoft Office in Waltham (201 Jones Road). Check
'em out!
SNUGNE is affiliated with
UCSD’s StorageNetworking.org, a university based initiative addressing
the educational needs of data storage technology professionals. Funded
by corporate gifts and private philanthropy, StorageNetworking.org
is privileged to have the support of the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation;
the Storage Networking Industry Association (SNIA); Hewlett-Packard;
EMC Corporation; Engenio Information Technologies, Inc; and Storage
Magazine. Learn more online at http://www.storagenetworking.org.
For info on other local-area users groups, visit www.bostonusergroups.com
