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This document provides information about an IT Directors Community of Practice session at the National Telecommunications Cooperative Association Conference. It lists Martin Dooley from the Center for Resource Solutions and Karl Hedstrom from NTEN as presenters. It also encourages attendees to evaluate the session for a chance to win an engraved iPad.
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