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I found them to be pretty comparable, so I would base the decision on the
specific sessions that you are most interested in. (If possible, factor in
the actual scheduling of the sessions so you can figure out which ones you
can actually attend due to conflicts, etc.).
I think most people prefer COMMON from what I read, but the sessions i've
had have been mostly good at each (I usually find myself in one dud,
regardless...).
Mike D Poweleit
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I am comparing the IBM technical conf. to COMMON this year trying to
decide which is better from and Administrator's perspective. I was
wondering if anyone has been to both and which you would recommend. I have
only been to the tech conf of late and it has been years since I attended
COMMON. Any input would be appreciated.
Thanks
Mike
Mike Poweleit
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