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Next week, meet me in Frankfurt, Stuttgart, Munich or Prague!

By Paul Vallee August 1st, 2008 at 12:40 pm
Posted in MySQLNon-Tech ArticlesOraclePythianPythian EuropeSQL ServerSysAdmin
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I am traveling to Europe next week to brief major prospects in Germany (Daimler, MAN) as well as to attend to administrative matters at Pythian Europe in Prague and would love to meet any readers of this blog during this trip!

I’m especially interested in meeting:

  • DBAs, Applications Administrators and Systems Administrators,
  • Potential customers (IT Directors, DBA Managers, Supply Managers for IT), and
  • Potential partners (IT product of service companies that could partner with Pythian to delight our mutual customers)

Here is my itinerary:

  • Sunday, August: Frankfurt,
  • Monday, August 4: Stuttgart,
  • Tuesday, August 5: Munich, and
  • Wednesday, August 6 through Saturday, August 9: Prague, Czech Republic.

Please reach out to me using vallee@pythian.com if you would like to meet!

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One Response to “Next week, meet me in Frankfurt, Stuttgart, Munich or Prague!”

  1. Nicklas Westerlund Says:

    Enjoy your trip Paul, wish I could find the time to meet up with you in central Europe!

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