It committee agm budapest2011
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The iT Committee was reconstructed in August 2009 and currently has approximately 15 members. Over the past few years, the committee has held several meetings around Europe and is responsible for maintaining around 14 websites on the ESN server and providing support to sections. Since the last AGM, the committee released Satellite version 3.1, worked on the Galaxy project, held teambuilding and planning meetings, and recently restructured.
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