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Next week is our November meeting, featuring Steve Riedmueller. It is a free online event, register early as spaces are limited.
📅 Tuesday November 15, 2022
🕰️ 6:30 PM (CST)
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– Central Texas IBM i User Group (@CTXiUG)07:00 – Nov 07, 2022
[Blog] Learn the 5 ways to do data #encryption on #IBMi and the pros & cons of each before deciding what would be best for your organization. Remember, we are here to support and guide you through this process when you’re ready. Read it here >>> bit.ly/3CKb6l0
– Mid-Range (@MidRange1)06:29 – Nov 07, 2022
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