Pentaho is hosting its first community meetup in Mainz, Germany in a few short weeks. I like the format we've chosen, as it combines informal sessions with lots of food, drink and some touring. And everyone is encouraged to bring their ideas and latest projects for a show and tell.
Find out details and register here. It's sure to be informative and provide an opportunity to make some great Pentaho contacts.
Monday, June 02, 2008
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