Re: Help - Need to find the BEST Oracle Professionals

one who teaches/publishes does not do. i thought the guy wantedd doers.

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In article <mreagan-0411952257260001_at_mreagan.fast.net>, mreagan_at_fast.net wrote:



> In article

> <NEWTNews.815434330.17394.jbostic_at_c214.globalvision.net.globalvision.net>,


> jbostic_at_globalvision.net wrote:

> 

> > Hello,

> >         I am looking to get the names of, or where I can find the names of, 

> > the BEST Oracle Technical Professionals.  I have a client that is

 implementing 


> >  major Oracle, DB2, Networking, and IBM Mainframe projects. They are


 wanting 


> > to gather information for the same.

> >         I would appreciate any help in locating these individuals.


> > 

> > Thank you,

> > 

> > Jim Bostic, Jr.

> 

> Jim,

> 

> I hope you realize you are about to deluged with information from every

> consulting company in the world (and quite probably, a few that were

> created in response to your e-mail<g>).

> 

> If you are looking for a good place to start, the IOUW proceedings will

> give you a list of many of the best Oracle technicians available.  You

> will also have a sample of their writing skills, their Oracle-related

> skills, etc.

> 

> It never hurts to look in the trade magazines to see who gets published

> alot in the subject areas in which you have an interest.

> 

> The IOUG-A in Chicago can probably give you the contacts at various

> regional/vertical market/hardware platform user groups around the world. 

> Their number escapes me, but you can probably get to them via their home

> page (www.ioug.org I believe).

> 

> Matt...