September 2013 Minutes

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The document provides information about the Configuration Management - User Group (CM-UG), including details about upcoming conference calls and events. It lists the dial-in information for conference calls and upcoming meeting dates in November and December 2013. It also provides information about how to join the CM-UG mailing list and LinkedIn group for user interaction. Various topics are suggested for potential presentations at upcoming meetings.

www.CM-UG.com
Configuration Management �C User Group (formerly: Marimba Users Group)

Conference Call Information
All CM-UG calls unless otherwise noted will use
the following dial in information:

US Conferencing Number: 1-855-747-8824

CODE: 236 606 4030

Details:
1. Upcoming CM-UG Events
2. 8.3 Beta Details.
3. CM-UG User Interaction.

? Copyright November 18, 2013

Chris@CM-UG.com

www.CM-UG.com
Configuration Management �C User Group (formerly: Marimba Users Group)

Upcoming CM-UG Events
Reminder:
The CM-UG call is normally the 3rd Wednesday of each month at 12 noon central time.
The CM-UG calendar is also located here > http://calendar.cm-ug.com

Upcoming Events
2013 CM-UG meeting dates:
Wednesday, November 20th, 2013 @ noon Central time
Wednesday, December 18th, 2013 @ noon Central time

? Copyright November 18, 2013

Chris@CM-UG.com

www.CM-UG.com
Configuration Management �C User Group (formerly: Marimba Users Group)

CM-UG - User Interaction
Join the LinkedIn Group = http://www.linkedin.com/groups?gid=1774296

? Copyright November 18, 2013

Chris@CM-UG.com

www.CM-UG.com
Configuration Management �C User Group (formerly: Marimba Users Group)

CM-UG - User Interaction

? BMC Developer Network
Please register an account on the new BMC developer network.
These forums are very nice and provide a single place now for all BMC products.

BBCA Forums

? Copyright November 18, 2013

Chris@CM-UG.com

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Configuration Management �C User Group (formerly: Marimba Users Group)

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? Copyright November 18, 2013

Chris@CM-UG.com

www.CM-UG.com
Configuration Management �C User Group (formerly: Marimba Users Group)

Upcoming CM-UG Events

Potential Meeting Topics/Demos
Open to presentations from CM-UG Members and Vendors.
�C Member Presentations:
�C Stopping channel shopping (Josh L)
�C Custom inventory scanning (Jason M)
�C Custom Reporting interfaces
�C Custom ARS interfaces
�C Vendor Presentations:
�C Marimba 8.2 Roadmap (BMC)
�C AdminStudio Info (Flexera)
�C Marimba/Matrix42 VDI Solutions
�C BMC Product Roadmaps

? Copyright November 18, 2013

Chris@CM-UG.com

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would like to discuss as a
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send an email to
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? Copyright November 18, 2013

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The document summarizes information from the Configuration Management - User Group (CM-UG) website. It provides details on upcoming CM-UG events including meeting dates in 2013. It also lists new conference call information and notes an update to the BBCA channel store user guide. Additional sections provide information on CM-UG mailing lists and forums for user interaction, potential meeting topics, and a link to find BMC consultants.

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September 2013 Minutes

1. www.CM-UG.com Configuration Management �C User Group (formerly: Marimba Users Group) Conference Call Information All CM-UG calls unless otherwise noted will use the following dial in information: US Conferencing Number: 1-855-747-8824 CODE: 236 606 4030 Details: 1. Upcoming CM-UG Events 2. 8.3 Beta Details. 3. CM-UG User Interaction. ? Copyright November 18, 2013 Chris@CM-UG.com

2. www.CM-UG.com Configuration Management �C User Group (formerly: Marimba Users Group) Upcoming CM-UG Events Reminder: The CM-UG call is normally the 3rd Wednesday of each month at 12 noon central time. The CM-UG calendar is also located here > http://calendar.cm-ug.com Upcoming Events 2013 CM-UG meeting dates: Wednesday, November 20th, 2013 @ noon Central time Wednesday, December 18th, 2013 @ noon Central time ? Copyright November 18, 2013 Chris@CM-UG.com

3. www.CM-UG.com Configuration Management �C User Group (formerly: Marimba Users Group) CM-UG �C Mailing List ? User Email Group: �CSign up for the group email and subgroup emails here: http://Subscribe.CM-UG.com ? Copyright November 18, 2013 Chris@CM-UG.com

4. www.CM-UG.com Configuration Management �C User Group (formerly: Marimba Users Group) CM-UG - User Interaction Join the LinkedIn Group = http://www.linkedin.com/groups?gid=1774296 ? Copyright November 18, 2013 Chris@CM-UG.com

5. www.CM-UG.com Configuration Management �C User Group (formerly: Marimba Users Group) CM-UG - User Interaction ? BMC Developer Network Please register an account on the new BMC developer network. These forums are very nice and provide a single place now for all BMC products. BBCA Forums ? Copyright November 18, 2013 Chris@CM-UG.com

6. www.CM-UG.com Configuration Management �C User Group (formerly: Marimba Users Group) Marimba Jobs ?Jobs.CM-UG.com ?Look for CM related positions ?Post Req��s for CM related positions ? Copyright November 18, 2013 Chris@CM-UG.com

7. www.CM-UG.com Configuration Management �C User Group (formerly: Marimba Users Group) Upcoming CM-UG Events Potential Meeting Topics/Demos Open to presentations from CM-UG Members and Vendors. �C Member Presentations: �C Stopping channel shopping (Josh L) �C Custom inventory scanning (Jason M) �C Custom Reporting interfaces �C Custom ARS interfaces �C Vendor Presentations: �C Marimba 8.2 Roadmap (BMC) �C AdminStudio Info (Flexera) �C Marimba/Matrix42 VDI Solutions �C BMC Product Roadmaps ? Copyright November 18, 2013 Chris@CM-UG.com Suggest a topic: If you have a topic you would like to discuss as a monthly feature please send an email to Chris@CM-UG.com

8. www.CM-UG.com Configuration Management �C User Group (formerly: Marimba Users Group) BMC Consulting Consulting.CM-UG.com Find the best consultants for your next BMC project. ? Copyright November 18, 2013 Chris@CM-UG.com

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