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AIOUG - TechNight in Bangalore
The All India Oracle User Group with a 4 lakh -strong developer base and a community of seven-lakh users in India is organising a second meeting in Bangalore on October 22 to share experiences and provide insights into shape of things to come. It is the second largest technology network of professionals for Oracle after the US. Soon these TechNights will be held in other parts of India, such as Pune, Mumbai and Delhi.
Like several successful Oracle user groups around the world, AIOUG is also a not for profit organization formed by Oracle users for Oracle users. Let’s join hands across the country to make AIOUG a global lead user group.
AIOUG first TechNight held at Hyderabad, Please click here to see TechNight picturesThe views expressed are my own and not necessarily those of my current or past employer. The views and opinions expressed by visitors to this blog are theirs and do not necessarily reflect mine
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TechNight All India Oracle User Group (AIOUG)

AIOUG started his first ever Technical session in India at Hyderabad… On … Friday, July 18th 2008, between 5:00 PM to 8:00 PM. Session started with quick introduction about AIOUG, there mission goal by Murali Vallath. Latter Phani Arega took technical session on "Efficient SQL Programming - Some Tricks and Tips" and Vivek Sharma on " Real Time Performance Tuning".
Both the technical session was quite good and they shared lots of real life examples in there presentation. Here is some photos from AIOUG TechNight
Murali Vallath
Phani Arega
Vivek Sharma

Satyendra Kumar & PS Janakiram

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