Users Groups
Boston Area Windows 2000 Server User Group - Group of IT professionals who use Windows NT, 2000, and XP. Includes meeting calendar, past presentations, and links to Windows resources.http://www.Windows2000Boston.com
Boston
Metro Rational ClearCase Users Group - Forum on the development of
applications using Rational Clear Case and related software. Includes meeting
topics, downloads of past presentations, and configuration management job
listings.
http://www.penguin-inc.com/BMCCUG/
Boston Final
Cut Pro User Group - Designed to foster connections between Final Cut Pro
users, filmmakers and professionals who wish to embrace the digital video
revolution. Provides advocacy and evangelism about digital video on the
Macintosh.
http://www.bosfcpug.org
MMBUG::Macromedia Boston User Group - formerly DBUG, a community of Boston area developer and designers; monthly meetings, announce and discuss lists, member directory, resources, etc. http://www.mmbug.org/
WebSphere Boston User Group (WBUG) - Includes meeting history, directions, and mailing list information. http://www.jpeople.com/wbug/wbughome.html
Boston College Macintosh Users Group - List of meetings, events, and technical support http://www.bcmug.org
Metro West Boston Linux User Group - Includes how-tos and tutorials with video sequences.http://www.linuxbusca.com
Boston PDA Users Group - Offers meeting information, events calendar, related news, and mailing list signup. http://www.bostonpda.org
The Greater Boston Network Users Group - Dedicated to helping members understand, use, and manage computer networks, large and small. Links, free membership, meetings and vendor listings are provided. http://www.bnug.org
Boston Macintosh Users Group - Offers meeting information, reviews, and links. http://www.bmac.org
New England Java Users Group (NEJUG) - Boston-area group that meets at Sun in Burlington, MA. Includes meeting history, bulletin board, and job listing. http://www.nejug.org
Boston Final Cut Pro User Group - Designed to foster connections between Final Cut Pro users, filmmakers and professionals who wish to embrace the digital video revolution. Provides advocacy and evangelism about digital video on the Macintosh. http://www.bosfcpug.org
Boston Microsoft Visual Foxpro User Group - Dedicated to providing a forum to learn about Foxpro products. Features a meeting schedule and links to Foxpro web sites. http://www.webss.com/vfpboston/
Boston Windows User Group - For people who use and develop for Microsoft desktop operating systems. Contains meeting schedules, notes from past meetings, Windows tips, product reviews, a technical help request form, and a list of member discounts. http://www.bwug.org/
Boston
FrontPage User Group - For professionals using Microsoft FrontPage. Includes
a meeting schedule, an archive of past presentations, and links to FrontPage
resources.
http://www.FrontPageBoston.com
Boston Area MS Office User Group - Contains a meeting schedule. http://www.webss.com/msoffice
Boston Area Exchange Server User Group - Forum for administrators, managers, and students to learn about Microsoft Exchange Server. Features a meeting schedule, an archive of meeting topics, and email-list registrations. http://www.ExchangeServerBoston.com
Boston Area Visual Basic Learning User Group - Discusses introductory Visual Basic topics. Contains a meeting schedule. http://www.webss.com/vblearn
VoiceXML Forum - Boston Users Group - Includes meeting information, mailing list signup, and directions. http://www.voicexml.org/boston.html
Boston Linux & Unix User Group - Non-profit trade organization whose mission is to educate about and advocate for Open Systems, such as Linux, Unix, and freely-shared software. http://www.blu.org/
.NET User Group of Greater Boston - Contains a meeting schedule and downloads of past presentations. http://www.bostondot.netNew England Java Users Group (NEJUG) - Boston-area group that meets at Sun in Burlington. Includes meeting history, bulletin board, and job listing. http://www.nejug.org
BMac.org - Boston Macintosh Users Group promotes the exchange of ideas, technical problem solving, and learning about new products and services. Features meeting announcements and Macintosh User Group links. http://www.bmac.org
