Dennis Comeau

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Dennis Comeau served as a contingent permanent placement recruiter specializing in high-tech positions in New England. He currently is the manager of the Boston Tech Professionals Network, a networking group for individuals in Greater Boston’s high tech industry. Prior to working with Hudson, Dennis worked in medical staffing as both an allied health permanent recruiter, and also for a startup physician locum tenens agency.

Dennis is a lifelong resident of Southern NH. He is an admitted political and news junkie, who spends much of his free time reading, watching “boring” television documentaries and alternately committing to and then abandoning various diet and exercise regimens.

Dennis lives in Pelham, NH with his wife, a schoolteacher and accomplished strings musician, and their two cats. No, we don’t have kids, yet. Did my parents tell you to ask that?

IT Quick Tip: Protect Your Little Black Book Using debunk2

By Dennis Comeau February 18th, 2009 at 9:33 am 1 Comment

If you’re like me, you’ve probably come to rely on Outlook’s address auto-complete feature as a pseudo contact book. You start typing the name, or part of the email address, and Outlook matches your text to a previous entry.

Auto-Complete Contacts are Only Stored Locally, Watch Out!

Unfortunately the auto-complete function is only available on the PC that has Outlook. Even worse, the cache file that stores those thousands of accumulated contacts is stored locally on your machine - which means if anything happens to your computer, you may not be able to recover that data.
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IT Networking Event Report: RESTing with Jeremy Deane

By Dennis Comeau February 10th, 2009 at 9:42 am No Comments

At a recent meeting of the New England Tech Professionals Network, we were fortunate to have Jeremy Deane of Collaborative Consulting deliver a presentation entitled, “Implementing REST, and RESTful Web Services.”

Jeremy is a Technical Architect with 12 years of software engineering experience in leadership positions. In addition, he is an accomplished speaker and frequent contributor to the SOA Institute. The talk was attended by 25 people, and included an excellent slide-deck and demo. It spawned some deep conversation and networking opportunities for all involved.
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