[Thousand-Oaks-pm] Next TO.pm meeting - Adventures in Babysitting

[Peter Bowen]

Mongers,

                With spring in the air, I've been remiss in sending out the announcement for perl mongers this month.  It is coming up on Wednesday (4/10/2013) and should be great.  The presentation will be:

ADVENTURES IN BABYSITTING
The trials and triumphs of managing security and compliance in a post Sarbanes-Oxley world.
Presented by John Locke - Director of Process Engineering and Security, ValueClick Inc.

This month, we're going to have an informal round table discussion of security and compliance situations that John has experienced and how they were resolved.  He'll also discuss how to avoid them, and some things that we should watch for when engineering solutions.  Having worked with John for several years, his easy style and deep knowledge should make for a great discussion.  In addition, we'll have sandwiches!   This meeting will be light on perl, and deep on insight, so managers, entrepreneurs, as well as developers will benefit.  I'll see you there.

This discussion will take the full time.  I'm looking for presentations next month, so if there is anything that you would like to know more about, are hearing about through the grapevine, or would like to share, drop me a line.


This month it will be held on Wednesday, April 10, at 7:00 pm, at ValueClick in Westlake Village.

Directions are on the website ( http://thousand-oaks.pm.org/ ).  Details will be on the website this evening.  Thank you again for your support.



-Peter







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