Special Interest Groups

Various Special Interest Groups (SIGs) exist for members to meet and collaborate. SIGs typically meet each month directly following the primary user group presentation/meeting. For information on current activities, you may contact the SIG leader listed or visit the links below.

Career and Consulting SIG
Linux SIG

Career and Consulting SIG

SIG Leader(s): Alvin Goats; (not listed)

The Career & Consulting SIG is for those who are seeking jobs, looking for new job opportunities, trends in industry and for networking. We often have recruiters present who are either looking for specific talent or can give insight into the hiring trends they see and networking methods that get their attention.

Members of the DFWUUG also have access to the Jobs and SIG-Career mailing lists. The jobs mailing list is for the posting of job opportunities and includes recruiters and HR people who are not members of the DFWUUG and who do post job openings. The SIG-Career mailing list is for open discussion and the ONE TIME posting of your resume in inline ASCII text, NO ATTACHMENTS, NO HTML, NO SPECIAL FORMATTING. All topics concerning business, careers, consulting, outsourcing, offshore, etc. can be discussed in the SIG-Career list.

NOTE: This SIG meets at 6:00pm - 6:45pm BEFORE the main DFWUUG monthly meeting.

Please contact a SIG leader if you would like to schedule a presentation.

Linux SIG

SIG Leader(s): Jeff Rush; 972-768-6313

The DFWUUG Linux SIG promotes the use of Linux and Open Source solutions to solve business problems as well as a forum for individuals and companies to discuss relevant topics related to Linux and Open Source.

We meet in the main meeting room following the regular meeting and typically have between 20-40 attendees. Presentations generally include a hands-on demonstration of topics ranging from Embedded Linux to Databases and LDAP.

The meeting format is generally informal and questions are encouraged. Typical attendees are newbies to subject matter experts.

Please contact a SIG leader if you would like to schedule a presentation.

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	Content Last Modified on April 23, 2010, at 12:06 PM CST Special Interest Groups Various Special Interest Groups (SIGs) exist for members to meet and collaborate. SIGs typically meet each month directly following the primary user group presentation/meeting. For information on current activities, you may contact the SIG leader listed or visit the links below. Career and Consulting SIG Linux SIG Career and Consulting SIG SIG Leader(s): Alvin Goats; (not listed) The Career & Consulting SIG is for those who are seeking jobs, looking for new job opportunities, trends in industry and for networking. We often have recruiters present who are either looking for specific talent or can give insight into the hiring trends they see and networking methods that get their attention. Members of the DFWUUG also have access to the Jobs and SIG-Career mailing lists. The jobs mailing list is for the posting of job opportunities and includes recruiters and HR people who are not members of the DFWUUG and who do post job openings. The SIG-Career mailing list is for open discussion and the ONE TIME posting of your resume in inline ASCII text, NO ATTACHMENTS, NO HTML, NO SPECIAL FORMATTING. All topics concerning business, careers, consulting, outsourcing, offshore, etc. can be discussed in the SIG-Career list. NOTE: This SIG meets at 6:00pm - 6:45pm BEFORE the main DFWUUG monthly meeting. Please contact a SIG leader if you would like to schedule a presentation. Linux SIG SIG Leader(s): Jeff Rush; 972-768-6313 The DFWUUG Linux SIG promotes the use of Linux and Open Source solutions to solve business problems as well as a forum for individuals and companies to discuss relevant topics related to Linux and Open Source. We meet in the main meeting room following the regular meeting and typically have between 20-40 attendees. Presentations generally include a hands-on demonstration of topics ranging from Embedded Linux to Databases and LDAP. The meeting format is generally informal and questions are encouraged. Typical attendees are newbies to subject matter experts. Please contact a SIG leader if you would like to schedule a presentation.
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