Tech Support, initials could be MC. I cannot imagine who it might be
Seriously though, it's nice to know that at least one person from one of the olap software vendors is aware of these new forums.
They are here...
They are here...
Just spotted a post in the Jobs section about a Tech Support role at IBM by someone calling themselves Applix_mc...
Tech Support, initials could be MC. I cannot imagine who it might be
Seriously though, it's nice to know that at least one person from one of the olap software vendors is aware of these new forums.
Tech Support, initials could be MC. I cannot imagine who it might be
Seriously though, it's nice to know that at least one person from one of the olap software vendors is aware of these new forums.
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Re: They are here...
There are at least two that I know of who are members here, but I won't name names.mikegrain wrote:Just spotted a post in the Jobs section about a Tech Support role at IBM by someone calling themselves Applix_mc...
Tech Support, initials could be MC. I cannot imagine who it might be
Seriously though, it's nice to know that at least one person from one of the olap software vendors is aware of these new forums.
However after my last post in Cognos Communities I do somehow doubt that I'm in the running for ANY role in IBM...
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Re: They are here...
Alan,
I do not know.... That would be a brilliant way to conform you or keep you quite.
Alan... come join the Dark <blue> Side
I do not know.... That would be a brilliant way to conform you or keep you quite.
Alan... come join the Dark <blue> Side
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Re: They are here...
I can just imagine Alan at a big blue meeting.... talking through the finer points of working for big blue.... singing the praises of everybody working there... praising their support policies... etc....
Struggling through the quagmire of life to reach the other side of who knows where.
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In between chorus I see Alan busting out "The Robot"
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