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&David Hines%27 and Dale Reeves%27presentations were the most interesting to me.  Also, Bill%27s first day presentation is always very good%21 ::&David Ayd%27s presentation was way too technical for me, although, I%27m sure it benefitted some class members.::&No dislikes.  I think the instructors different styles complement each other very well.    ::&?xxx?1?xxx?xxx?xxx::I would like to see the sessions start earlier, maybe 07:00, and end earlier, maybe around 2 -2:30, with less time for lunch and/or breaks.  That way, we could take advantage of being in Hilton Head, with all it has to offer, and not feel guilty about missing afternoon sessions.&?xxx?1?xxx?xxx?xxx::&YES::&I%27d like to see more on vendor stategies and negotiation tips....what%27s working and what%27s not.  I%27d also like to see more success stories, such as David Hines%27.  It helps to see how others are doing things.::&?0?xxx?xxx?xxx?xxx::&I would recommend TAS to anyone in the IT field.  Whether they are on the technical side, or the business side, there is something to be learned for everyone. ::&::&?xxx?xxx?xxx?xxx::&?xxx?xxx?xxx?xxx?xxx?xxx?6::I started in 1969 in computer operations, advanced to Production Manager.  Then went to scheduling (back when we had to manually schedule every job than ran on the mainframes, and keypunch cards).  Worked briefly in IV Phase programming, managed and maintained the hardware side of our TSO network, managed our "mini" datacenter (Dec and IV Phase equipment), and eventually wound up in Purchasing, managing the Third Party Contracts group, doing contract negotiations for all third party products.
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