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The Association of Information Technology Professionals is a
professional association comprised of career minded individuals who
seek to expand their potential -- employers, employees, managers,
programmers, and many others. The organization seeks to provide avenues
for all their members to be teachers as well as students and to make
contacts with other members in the Information Technology field, all in
an effort to become more marketable in rapidly changing, technological
careers.
We encourage all people interested in the field of Information
Technology to attend our meetings. You don't have to be a member to
attend. Just e-mail us and let us know to expect you. The meetings
include a nice steak dinner at Ninos Steak Round-Up.
Next Meeting:
Wednesday, January 18, 2012
"iSeries What You Need To Know"
Presented by Tom Grigoleit of Meridian IT
Tom has over thirty years of experience in the Information Systems Industry as a Systems Engineer, Product Planner, Manager, IT Team Leader, Project Manager and most recently as a Solution Architect and System I Consultant.
He has designed many System I solutions, supported the sale of System I hardware and software and installed servers at numerous customer locations. He has a high degree of technical skills, to support his customers.
Our consultant has installed and upgraded fifty eight (58) System I servers at various customer locations through-out the mid-west, many with complex LPAR requirements. He has also performed numerous software upgrades and installations.
As a project manager, our consultant designed and implemented a $30.6 million dollar Disaster Recovery center to support over sixteen (16) AS/400 servers.
As an IT Team Leader at IBM, he led the team that managed sixteen (16) AS/400 servers supporting the manufacturing of over 100,000 AS/400 servers within a three year period, over 1,600 employees and all within a 24 x 7, highly available environment.
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